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DEATHS

orrie Thacker. So. 1859 Perry Pl
N. w.
Anna Margaret Cole, rs, George Wash.
ington University Hospital.
Olive C. johnson, II, Emergency Hos
pitaI
Daisy Lesser, 6S, Garfield Hospital.
Eleanor Pote, 6S, 5S47 Beecher St
n. w.
Mary Elizabeth Smithson,, 4s1 G ST.
n. W.
Katherine Young CowlinE. 81, George
Washington University Hospital.
Charles J. rmbruSter, 81, 4l0S New
Hampshire Ave. n. w.
Helen Louise Harding, so. Gallinger
Hospital.
Marie R. welch, 20. Gallinger Hos
pitaL
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August Picnic

Mrs. Giles also stated her am
bition to have the chapter Sc
cure the National Women of the
Moose the publicity prize for the
third consecutive year, as well
as to have other committees OF
the local chapter win national
awards this year.
Plans also were discussed for
a chapter picnic early in Au-
gust.
Membership Chairman Clark
announced that the first meet
ing of her committee will be
held at Moose Hall next Tues
day night at 8 o'clock.
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Louis 0Chs, IA,
Dead in Louisville

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 9.
Louis Ochs, retired businessman of
this city, is dead in the seventy
fourth year here today.
Mr.. Ochs was for many years in
the wholesale whisky business. He
was unmarried. His sister, Mrs.
Simon Burger, of Louisville, sur
wives him. He was a cousin of the
late publisher of the New York
Times, Adolph S. Ochs.
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No sooner has Mrs. Tilman
Bacon Parks, a former presi-
dent of the Political Study Club
and a director to the District
Federation of Women's Clubs,
returned home from a two
week motor jaunt than she is
busily getting ready to leave
Washington again. Her recent
trip included visits with friends
at Spring Lake. N. j.; New York
City; Bay Shore, L. l., and At
lantic City.
Mrs. Parks is leaving again
on July 16, with her husband,
former Representative from Ar
kansas and now with the Labor
Department, to spend two weeks
at the summer cottage of their
daughter, Mrs. Eugene E. Pugh,
at Waupaca Lake, Wisconsin.
Then they will go to Arkansas
for the primary elections there.
The Parks plan returning to
Washington the middle Of
August.
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Christian Science

Sacrament" is the subject of
the lesson-sermon in all Churches
of Christ, Scientist, tomorrow. The
golden text is from I Corinthians
5:8: Let us keep the feast, not
with old leaven, neither with the
leaven of malice and wickedness;
but with the unleavened bread of
sincerity and truth"
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Baptist
First

The pastor will discuss the
Scripture, "Our God is Able to
Supply All Your Needs" at II a.
m, and he will speak on the Scrip
ture, HE is Able to Completely
Save Those Who Come Unto God
Through Him." at 8 p. m. The Sun
day School will meet as usual at
$3.50 a. m. and the B. Y. P. U. will
meet at Z p. m. Sunday.
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Methodist
Union
Union

Modern Substitutes for Chris
tian Living" is the subject chosen
by DR.. John R. Edwards for to
morrow at the II o'clock service
At the 8 o'clock evening service
the pastor will give a review o1
Professor w. T. Watkins book
"Out of Aldersgate."
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II. B. COOksey
Funeral
Monday

Solemn requiem high mass for
Harry B. Cooksey, senior technical
clerk in the Rules and Regulations
Division of the Tax Unit Bureau
of the Internal Revenue Depart
ment, who died yesterday at his
residence, 3340 Sixteenth st. N. W.,
following a lingering illness, will
be celebrated Monday at 10 a. m,
in the Shrine of the Sacred Heart.
Sixteenth Street and Park Road
Northwest.
The Rev. Joseph Moran, pastor
of st. Thomas Apostle Church,
former assistant pastor of thu
Sacred Heart, and close personal
friend of Mr. Cooksey, will cele-
brate the mass. The Rev. Law
renee j. Wempe will be deacon
and the Rev. John S. Spence, sub
deacon. The eulogy and abSolu-
ton will be given by Father Moran.
Interment will follow in Mt. Olivet
Cemetery.
IN SERVICE 30 YEARS
A product of this city Mr.. Cook
Sey was educated in the District
public schools and was law grad
uate of Columbus University. He
entered Government service more
than 80 years ago, first with the
Department of Agriculture, serv-
ing with that branch for eight
years following which he trans
ferred to the Internal Revenue De-
partment.
Mr.. CookSey was a member of
the District Bar Association, al
though he never engaged in active
practice of his profession. He was
also a member of the Holy Name
Society of the Shrine of the
Sacred Heart.
ASSOCIATES TRIBUTE
A large delegation from the In
ternal Revenue, headed by Louis
K. Sunderlin, rules and regulation
division head; Mckinley w.
Kriegh, chief of the division, and
c. R. Wammer, chief of the bull
letin section, will pay final tribute
by attending the last rites of their
associate.
Others from the Bureau who
will attend include C. S. Forbes,
j. H. OToole, j. P. Briggs, R. G.
Waddell, E. j. Rudy, T. E. Multi
gan. w B. Hill, H. A. Haywood,
L. j. Moody. H. A. McGuinnis. N. |
NJ. Nessmith, Charles Parrigin,
George C. Page, Mary R. Hines,
J. E. Jenkins, Charles Fisher,
Thomas j. Ryland, Elsa Hart,
Chester A. Bennett, R. C. Dunlap,
S. D. Harman, F. M. Atherton, w.
j. Leake, and Frank M. Hill.
Mr.. Cooksey is survived by a
brother. George R. Cooksey, secre-
tary of the reconstruction Fl
nance orpora tion; a sister,
Blanche C. Cooksey; four
nephews, George r., jr., Charles
T., Harry j.. and Joseph E. Cook
sey, and two nieces, Annie c.
Cooksey and Mary A. Cooksey.
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CHARLES DODDS
DIES SUDDENLY

Charles B. Dodds. heads of the
Washington News Service for Pa
cific Coast Newspapers, and per
Sonal adviser to Herbert Hoover
when he was President, died sud
denly yesterday at the residence
of his uncle, William R. Barnes
a New York publisher. at River
side. Conn. He was so.
Mr.. Dodds had been in i'll health
for three years. and had gone
to his uncle's home last week to
convalesce. Since he was ap
parently on the road to recovery
news of his death came as a
shock to his many Washington
friends.
BEGAN CAREER
Mr.. Dodds began his newspaper
career on the Tacoma (WaSh. }
News Tribune, to which he sent
news dispatches from Washington
shortly before his death. He had
been associated with the publica,
ton from the start of his career
until his death.
He came to washington in 1923
from the San Francisco Chronicle
which he had served for three
years following his connection
with the Tacoma News Tribune, to
become secretary to former Sen,
ator Shortridge of California.
After two years, he established
the Washington News Service
and was correspondent for many
Pacific Coast newspapers. He re,
tired four years ago because of ill
health but continued serving
Tacoma.
A graduate of the University OF
Chicago, Md. Dodds was a native
of that city, and during the World
War served in the Military Intel
ligence.
FUNERAL TOMORROW
He was a former member of the
National Press Club, and a mem
ber of the Columbia and Congress.
sional Country clubs and of the
Cosmos Club. He was a member
of the Presbyterian Church, and
resided at II Massachusetts, Ave.
N. w.
Funeral services will be held to.
morrow at the residence of his
uncle. Interment will be private
His widow, Mrs. Elinor Walsh
Dobbs, who was with him at the
time of his death; his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles B. Dodds, of Chi.
cago, ILL.,, and brother, William
Dodds, of San Francisco, survive
The Washington times., 1938-07-09
City Continues
MANAGER Study

Further consideration of a sue.
cessor to the late E. c. Dunn
former city manager of Alex
andria. will he made at a special
executive meeting Monday night
of the city council.
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Presbyterian
METROPOLITAN

DR.. ]. Lowrey Fendrich, jr., has
chosen for his topic at the II
O'Clock service "PossesSive Re
ligion." Communion and recep
tion Of new members.
Westminster
The pastor, Rev. Harry v. Por'
ter, will conduct the morning wor.
ship service at II o'clock AND
preach on the subject, wide
awake Christianity"
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Chairmen and their commit.
tees follow:
Mrs. Howard Clark. member.
ship; Mrs. Wade Mitchell, pub
licity; Mrs. Anna Wagner, rit-
ualiStic; Mrs. Margaret Bates,
Mooseheart Mrs. E. T. Deegan,
Moosehaven; Mrs. Samuel Mill
er, child care and training; Mrs.
Mae Sine, homemaking; Mrs.
William Sullivan, library: Mrs.
Robert Baldwin, social service;
Mrs. George B. Clark, alumni;
Miss Irma Baker, emblem;
Miss Margaret Mitchell, birth
day; Mrs. Marie Clark, ways
and means, and Mrs. Anna Gill
bert, bulletin editor.
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|. Q. Answers
Questions on Page g.

Questions on Page g.
l. One producing sap. 2. (b). =.
3. 3D. 4. 3D. 5. Rebut, tuber.
6. (aD 7. Add three es to each
word: Effete, severe, repartee.
egrette, fleece. 8. He knew from
which direction he had come so
he could place the one arm of
the sign pointing in the right
direction and this would give
him the other directions.
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Mission Aides
Plan Outing

BUSINESS and professional
women and home-makers COM
prising the Women's Guild and
Evening Auxiliary of the Gen.
trail Union Mission are holding
an outing today at Camp Ben
nett. Both groups are inter.
ested in the free camp for un-
derprivileged children and the
Children's Emergency Home,
operated by the mission.
Mrs. William H. Ramsey is
president of the Guild and Miss
Charlotte Darrow heads the
auxiliary.
The Mothers Club of Myra
Mccoy Andrews Day Nursery
Association will meet tomorrow
at the camp, located near Rock
vile, Md.
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VITAL STATISTICS

Robert Byron Willis, i, rear 2s11 W
st. S. E.
Alexander Robert Preston, Is days
Sibley Hospital
>, William Valiant, II days. ChiIdren's
Hospital.
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WOMEN'S CLUB ACTIVITIES:
Chairn1en Are Chosen
Moose Chapter Leaders Designated
By Mrs. Giles at Meeting
By MARY PADGETT

Mrs Calvin Giles presided for the first time the
senior regent Columbia Chapter No $685. Women of the
Moose at meeting last night in Moose Hail. when the chief
business her announcement of the newly ap
nninted committed chairmen for the ensuing wear.
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Services in Washington Churches

summer services" The pastor,
DR.. Gerhard E. Lenski, will return
to conduct the service and will
preach on the theme: Find a
Place for Mercy in Your Pro
gram"
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Deaths

COOKsEY, HARRY BERNARD-on FRI
day. July 8. 1898, at $40 D. M.
HARRY BERNARD CoOKSEY, beloved
son of the late Charles E. and Sarah
Virginia Cooksey, at his residence, 334O
sixteenth st. n. W. Funeral from his
late residence on Monday, July IL,
1888. at $50 a. M, thence to the Shrine
of the Sacred Heart, Sixteenth Street
and Park Rd., N. W. where solemn
requiem mass will be said at 10 a. m.
and friends invited. Interment Mt,
Olivet Cemetery.
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Lutheran

Grace
Tomorrow's service at II a. m.
will be the second in a series of
The Washington times., 1938-07-09

D. D., LID, for many years secre.
tary Of Yale University, who will
be Canon in Residence at Wash
ington Cathedral for the next five
weeks, announces a special series
Of sermons on "Some Aspects of
Christ" to be delivered at the
evensong services on Sunday after
Moons, beginning tomorrow at 4:30
o'clock.
Services for the day in the Ca
thedral will begin with celebra-
tions of the holy communion at
7:30 and $50 o'clock in the Beth
lehem chapel.
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Virginia Cooksey, at his residence, 334O
sixteenth st. N. W. Funeral from his
1888. at $50 a. M, thence to the Shrine
OF the Sacred Heart, Sixteenth Street
and Park Rd.. N. W.. where solemn
requiem mass will be said at 10 a. m.
1or the repose of his soul. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Mt,
Olivet Cemetery.
GARRETT. MARGARET Lon Friday.
Jpiy g 1898, at Garfield Hospital.
the beloved wife of the late Roger
aorner Garrett and mother of Beverly
Caroline R. Ross Funeral services will
be held from the w. W. Chambers Co,
funeral home, 140O Chaplin ST. N. W.,
9T f1eS Monday ndd July, July H. at p. M Rela:
Rock Creek Cemetery. Philadeiphia
papers please copy.
JOHNSON, WRITE A.-on Thursday.
July Z; 1888, at her residence, SO3 II
Street Northeast, WRITE A. JOHNSON,
oeloved wife of James johnson and
mother Of Lillian Cramer and Leonard
johnson. Funeral will be held from the
aoove residence on Monday, July IL,
1888, at $3.50 a. m. Requiem mass at
aoly name Church at a. m. Inter
ment in Mt. olivet Cemetery. Relatives
and friends invited.
LAWSON. EDWIN A. Non Friday, July
~ AOo'' dt MS TtslueHC6S Sl1O halOS
rama Road Northwest, EDWIN A. M.
LAWSON. aged rs years, beloved hus.
band of the late Venia B. Lawson and
father of William H. Lawson and Mrs.
Edith l.. Beach. of Washington, D. c.,
and Mrs. Pauline L. Heinmiiler. OF
Vicksburg, Miss. Funeral services Mon.
day, July IL, 1898, at 10 a. m. at Hy-
songs parlors, 1900 Street Northwest.
Lnterment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
MYERS. QUEENIE-suddenly on satur.
Day, Payrv July 9: I93S' at her residence; S2GS
MYERS, beloved wife of Walter E.
Myers. Remains resting at Gasch's fu.
neral home. As Md Ave, HyattsvilIe,
Md. Notice of funeral later.
ODELL, MILTON LEMUEL-on Friday,
July July g. 1898 at his residence. 177S
0DELL, beloved husband of Grace Neil
Odell and father of Caryll Neil odeii
and Mrs; Homer Joseph Dodge. Services
at aooI the 5; H. Hines Co. funeral home.
II. at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment. Cedar Hill Gene
terry. Norfolk. Va. papers please
copy)
POTE. ELEANOR-on Thursday. July 2.
1sSS, Rsssso, at her la late ~ Lresidsnee. 3s47
mother of John Pote, Clarence and
Oliver Limerick. Mrs Agnes Allen and
sister of Mrs. Jennie Strasser, and
grandmother of Eleanor Limerick. Fu-
neral from the above residence on SAT-
urday, July 9. at 3 p. m. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Glenwood
Cemetery Services by the W, W.
Chambers Co.
PYEMONT, MINNIE JULIA-on Thurs.
day; July z, 1898. at her residence, Oak
beloved sister of Paul J. and Charles j.
Baur, Mrs. Nellie E. Maske, Mrs Bessie
F. Lynn. Mrs. Alice M Clancy and Mrs.
Mabel C. Collins. Funeral from her
late residence on Monday, July II, at
$50 a. M, thence to St. Francis
Xavier Catholic Church, where mass will
be offered at 9 a. m. for the repos0
of her soul. Relatives and friends In"
vited. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery
Services by W. W. Chambers Co. South
east funeral home,
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= the nature and destiny of the hu.
man race.
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In MemOriam

3 In MemOriam
BEST, MARY-In sad but loving remem.
brance of my dear mother MARY BEST.
who passed away one year ago today,
July 9, 1885.
Your soul shall live on forever
On through the fields of time.
For there will never be another to me
Like you, wonderful mother of mine.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER.
PITTS, PEGGY AMIN sad but loving
remembrance of my darling little girl.
PEGGY ANN PITTS, who passed away
six years ago today, July 8, 1882.
Sweet thoughts of yesterday never die
Though six years have now passed by,
1t seems that nothing on earth can last
Except sweet memories of the past.
LOVING MOTHER.
POPLUDER, SARAH-In sad but loving
remembrance of our devoted wife and
mother, SARAH POPLUDER, who passed
away one year ago today, July 3, 1857
In the book of life there are memories
Of the happiest moments we've known;
And recorded in love is the blessing
OF a wonderful mother-our own.
You've gone, but the treasure you left uS
Is truly a value untold;
A life filled with deeds of kindness
And beauty of heart and soul.
THE FAMILY.
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Transfiguration

Services tomorrow at 7::30 and
ii. Short summer sermons at II
o'clock. The Rev. j. j. Queally,
rector, will officiate and preach.
St. Marks
The Rev. william R. Moody,
rector, has returned from the
sessions Of the Shenandoah Con-
ference Of Church Workers, of
which he is dean. He will preach
at the II o'clock service tomorrow,
on the topic, What Is Man,"
| giving the Christian belief about
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MYERS. QUEENIE-Suddenly, on Satur.
day, July g.. 1888. at her residence. 1905
Perry St., Mt. Rainier. Md, QUEENIE
Myers. Remains resting at Gasch's fu.
neral home, 46 Nd. Ave, Hyattsville,
Nd. Notice of funeral later.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-24
President Roosevelt ozenil
sveho posledniho syna.

V Nahant, Mass, kostele
Union Church, 107 roku sta
rem, byl poole episkopalnlho
ritu sedan John Roosevelt S
Ann Lindsay Clark. Oddav-
ky byly We IL hodin v poledne.
Zenich je patym a poslednlm
deckem presidenta Franklina
D. Roosevelta, jehoz ctyfi star
81 ditky jsou jiz zenate a prov
dane. Oba novomanzele bu-
dou v nekolika mes1c1ch 22le-
tt.
Ma svatbu dostavil Sc presi-
dent Roosevelt S manzelkou a
celou rodinou. Ma svatbe by
10 20 osob, nesouc1ch jmeno
Roosevelt, schazeli vsak cleno-
We rodiny zesnuleho presiden-
ia Theodore Roosevelta. Pc
ceremoniich k $50 hostfm,
kteTf byli v kostele ,pripojilo
Sc dalsf 800, ktefl byli hoste-
nj pri recepci v Nahant Club,
ktery byl vybudovan rovnez
pred sto Lefty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-24
Americka LODI zasazena
pOVStalci

Bomba, spust6na S aeropla-
Spanelskych povstalcu6, roz-
trhla palubu americkeho par
nlku Wisconsin pri naletu ma
Barcelona We Span6lsku.
Nalet byl jedn1m z trf, KITE
re V 1tery zavinily ztratu Is
lidskych zivotG a zranily IA O.
sob V prozat1mn1m hlavn1m
meste spanelske vlady.
V jedinem naletu, provede-
mem We dine, osm aeroplan1 i
talske vyroby prilet6lo mad
Barcelona a svrhlo velmi mno-
no bomb. Jedna z mich zasah-
la rozhlednu 600 stop vysokou
. pamatku to ma mezinarod-
nj vystavu, poTadanou V Bar
celon6 r. 1929 = a zapalila il.
Spanelska vladn1 vojska u
stupuj1 velmi zvolna ma Valen-
cijske front6 a kladou postu-
puj1c1m povstalcGm stale Cd
por, elm zdrzela dnes chysta-
ny napor povstalcd podel po-
bfez1 a umoznila, ably byla zTi-
zena silna a dGkladna opevne-
nj ma sever cd Valencie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-24
Krajan obeti ~automobilove
nehodv.

Karel Ledvina z Pilsen, Wis
byl zabit. Jeho rodice byli
vazne zraneni. Ledvinovi by
10 "a let. Byla mu prorazena
lebecn1 kost v automobilovem
nestestf nedaleko Poland v O.
kresu Brown v 1tery. Zemfel
"a hodinu pc dopravenf do ne
mocnice.
Jeho rodice Josef Ledvina a
jeho chot byli dopraveni do te-
re nemocnice, kde jejich stav
byl prohlasen "a vazny. Led
vina ma vymknuty kycel, pre-
razenou panevnf kost, otfes
mozku a nekolik reznych ran
a odrenin. Ledvinova ma diva
KRAFT zlomenou klicn1 kost a u
trpela tezky otres. Dcera Ju-
lie, Is let stara, je osetrovana,
nebot utrpela prudky otfes
nervG.
K nestestf doslo, kdyz Led
vinGv automobil, jedouci "a
padnim smerem a nakladnl all
jedouci smerem jiz-
MIN, srazily Sc ma kfizovatce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-24
Predpovidaji obrovskou
urodu.

Federalni EXPERT odhaduj1,
re letosn1 1roda zimn1 psenice
v Nebrasce Dude obnaSeti H.
100000 buslI a tento odhad
cinf ma zaklade informac1 o
stavu obil1 re dine 1. cervna.
Kdyby Sc tato pfedpoved spl-
Mia, byla by to nejvetsf 1roda
v dejinach Nebrasky, neb az
dosud byla nejvetsf droda ro-
ku 1927, kdy bylo sklizeno
69,420,O00 busl1 psenice. Po-
die zmlnene predpovedi Dude
letosni 1roda okrouhle O g.
$4,000 busld vetsf. Je t6z
predpovidano, re letos Dude
psenice sypati prGmerem 1875
busle z akru a v loni sypala IA
busl1. V tom ohledu ma nej-
vyssi rekord rok 1881, kdy sy-
pala II buslG, ale celkova L.
roda byla mens1 nez je pTedpo
vidano ma letosni rok. Letos
je psenice v Nebrasce pestova-
ma ma 4,44O,OOO akrech, coz
take castecne vysvetluje pred
poved obrovske 1rody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-24
Odmitnuty zabil dsvce a po-
strelil stryce.

Byvaly trestanec, 22lety
Robert West, zastrelil svoji
byvalou lasku, 2Oletou Vivian
Davidson, jez no odmftla.
Kdyz il special jeji stryc
James Bunton k autu ma po-
moe, strelil i jeho a zpGsobil
mu tezke zraneni. PAX kid
ne odejel a vydal Sc sam seri-
fowl V Clayton, v S t.. Louis, a
povedel celou krvavou historic.
Zastfelena lila u svych rodicI
v Maryland Heights. Pred ro-
KEN, kdyz byl West jeste We
vezeni v Jefferson City, prov
dala Sc "a Carla Davidsona v
Overlandu. V den vrazdy me-
Ii hosta a veil no pax Ike stry-
CT Leslie Back, ma Lakeland a.
venue, kde doslo pax k stTlle-
nj. Kdyz odjfzdeli z domova
jejich rodicG k teto navsteve,
objevil Sc pojednou ma chodn1-
ku, primo u automobile, v
nemz Vivian sedela, West s
rucnicl v ruce. Strelil il pax z
bezprostTedni blizkosti, tax
jak Sc krcila pred MIN "a ko-
lem, do prave strany hlavy. V
tom vybehl z domu jej1 stryc
Bunton, krice ma vraha, ktery
Sc ale obratil a kdyz k nemu
pfichazel, strelil no take, asi
ma 10 stop vzdalenosti. Zranil
48leteho Buntona velice tezce
do rukou a do prsou. West byl
pGvodne odsouzen v 1885 ma
pet rokG do zalafe "a serii pre-
pad1 a kradez1. Byl ale pro-
pusten lonskeho T1jna, pc do
brem chovani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-24
Doktor ustavu pro choromysl'
ne skoncil sebevrazdou.

V Ionia, Mich, shorel auto
mobil ma osamele ceste. Pla-
meny pTivolaly farmare, kterl
vytahli re spalenych trosek
slime ohofelou mrtvolu 46
leteho Ora Leon E. Du-
val, asistenta reditele statn1ho
1stavu pro choromyslne zlocin
ce. V klobouku odhozenem
stranou, byl nalezen dopis, v
nemz pise, re je to zamysleny
Gin sebevrazdy, zvoleny jake
obdoba "a dive vrazdy, ktere
chtel s~pachati. Zamyslene Wy
brane obeti budou vedeti, KIDD
byl minen!
Reditel 1stavu sdelil, re
zemrely DR.. Duval mel pc ne
kolik let nejaky neduh nohy a
zkousel s tim velike bolesti.
Tato agonie patrne zpdsobila
poruchu mozku, v nlz skoncil
tax straslivou sebevrazdou.
Jinak, jeste dopoledne s1cast-
nil Sc schGze v 1stave a neby-
10 ma mem pozorovano mic roz-
clleneho.
Manzelka sebevraha Stella
.pripomnela 81, kdyz v poledne
nepTisel ma lunc, re Sc s nj lou
Gil rano pri odchodu, coz il tro
chu zarazilo. Jinak ale row.
nez nemela zadnych znakG to-
no, co zamysl1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-24
Krajan spachal sebevrazdu.

z reky Blue nedaleko zeleZ-
nicnfho mostu jizne Cd Crete,
Nebraska byla vylovena mrt-
VIOLA muze, V nemz byl poznan
krajan Fred Prachejl, ash 40
rokG starry.
Krajan Prachejl odesel re
sveho obydli We stredu rano.
byl oblecen We stTedu rano a
nesl svou rucnici. Odpoledne
byla jeho rucnice nalezena ma
brehu Teky nedaleko zeleznic-
n1ho mostu. z rucnice byl je-
den naboj vypalen. Pc tie byl
nalezen Prachejl1v klobouk
ma skupine kTov1 v rece.
We stredu odpoledne a We
Ger zachranny sbor z Crete no.
recne patral rece pc Prachej
love mrtvole, avsak marn6.
Teprve We ctvrtek rano byla
jeho mrtvola nalezena. Ma
vladnf Fret pc prohlidce mrt-
voly prohlasil, re ma tele ne
bozt1kove nen1 znamky pc
strelne rane a re jeho smrt ma
stala asi utopen1m.
o sebevrazde svedc1 jeste
tento pr1pad. Jeden tired
nix okresu Saline oznamil, re
v 1tery vecer Prachejl zan1til
ma dvorku "a sym obydl1m
ohen, vhodil do plamenG svGj
odev a pax do Mich skocil sam.
Prachejlova manzelka plane
ny uhasila konvi vody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-24
Vyroba piva We Spoj. Statech.

Spojene Staty jsou nejvet-
Sim vyrobcem a spotrebova-
telem piva pc zrusenl prohibi-
ce r. 1888. Loni bylo zde Wy
robeno 58,748,087 sudu, Gill
68, $4,000 hektolitrd, die
zpravy uverejnene svazem pi-
vovarn1kG. United Brewers
Industrial Foundation. Roku
1886 bylo vyrobeno 60,794,-
900 hektolitr1, roku 1885 wy
robeno 53,O69,OOO hektolitrG,
1884 - 44,2O9,O 600 hektolitrG.
Pc Spojenych Statech bylo nej
vice piva vyrobeno v Nemecku
Velke Britanii a Francii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-24
Trpaslik Sc zeni.

V Indianapolis, Ind, Joe
Scott z Pittsburghu, 22lety tr-
pasllk, ktery cestoval S karne-
valy pc zemi, pozadal v IRA
dovne okresn1ho klerka o po-
VIOLENT k snatku. Jeho neves-
tou je 24leta Mae Britt z Hol-
lywoodu, kde byla zamestna
ma jake choristka. Scott je
zvysi a stop II pallet a vazl
pouze 40 liber, jeho nevesta
je zvysi 5 stop 5 pallet a vazl
118 liber. Oba jsou zamest-
mani u karnevalove spolecno.
sti.