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Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-09
BY HENRY McLEMORE

LOUISVILLE. KY, May 9. (UP)-
Immediately after the Kentucky
Derby instructed my solicitor to
contact Sir Hubert -Amundsen-Stef-
fanson Byrd Magellan and organize
an expedition TO go in search of
Bull Lea, the horseI picked TO win.
First word from the commander
reached me today. He reported that
ne and his men had made their
way through a tortuous jungle Of
discarded race programs at Chm-
chill Downs track. and had set up
a base camp on the exact spot
where Bull Lea started in the Derby.
Where the other nine horses
stood at the start" the commanders
dispatch read, I'VE found only foot
prints. But in stall gate number
six, which was Bull Leas, we found
the imprint OF an entire horse and
book. This led Sir Hubert to
advance the theory that Bull Lea
was lying down, either asleep or
reading, when the race was start
ed
This jibed with my belief but
even If it didn't | wouldn't question
my old friends Sir Hubert. Because
ii was Sir Hubert who. out of his
vast knowledge of equine remains,
and with only a hoof print to work
on, deducted that Ben Hur had
been guilty Of rough riding in the
third race at the Circus Maximilus
and was set down for three days
by the stewards OF the Rome Jockey
club.
The next dispatch, which was
brought in by Tout Runner, was
from the commanders camp on
the back stretch and contained q
nugget Of information.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-09

Maytleld. Stocks lost but one game
in the two matches.
Karl Edmunds turned in a minor
upset when he defeated Chester
Irving of FL Centro and then turned
up his game to ouSt John Allen in
the second round.
Second and third matches will be
played next Sunday.
In the junior division favorites
again emerged unscathed. Manuel
Servine went to the third round
with a victory over Jack Bowker.
The Scores
Senior Division
James Stocks df Robert Golfer
60, 60.
Woodrow Mayfield df. Ross Mess
ner $40, 9-7. 6-3
Walter Bowker df West Hunt,
6-1, 6-l.
Clyde Jack df. r. r. Lingane 6-1,
6-l.
Jack Bowker df. chas Birkha,lser
60 6-2.
Karl Edmunds df. Chester IrV-
ing Ga, 6-1.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-09
Bench w Warming
By Burdette Kline
Post Press Sports Editor

man team of that organization.
Dee and Aaron won the cup on
several occasions" but to keep the
cup they had to win three success
sive shoots. In 1929 they finally
snapped up the trophy
Then, rnysteriously, the cup dis
appeared For nine years a search
was in progress. Questions were
asked, reasked. But still no cup.
Quick, now stationed in Norfolk,
Virginia, with the customs service,
recently wrote a letter asking
about the cup but Dee was still in
the dark as to its whereabouts.
Nine years is long time. Dee
was about to give up hope of ever
seeing that cup again. Then one
day the phone rang in the sheriff's
office. Walter Walsh, who was 4
member of the Brawley police de
partment in 1927, told Dee he had
the cup.
A Brawley merchant had located
the cup hidden deep in the un-
used cupboardS OF his store. The
silver trophy was tarnished almost
beyond recognition.
Dee, with a bit of unprecedented
elbow work, polished the cup until
it glistened. There at the base OF
the cup, were the names of Dee
Keesee and Aaron Quick, winners
of the first perpetual trophy in
valley pistol shoot history.
Dee pointed out that the pistol
shoots back in 1927 were shot
with regulars service pistols. To-
day each officer has target gun
for pistol shoot matches.
Keesee has 50 many pistol tro-
phies that his piano wou/ look
like a Generals display of medals,
if Dee had a piano.
Take a drive out to the pistol
range some Sunday. Watch Keesee
unlimber his shootin' irons. Then
you'll appreciate the kind OF shoot
ing it takes TO win valley matches
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-09
Today's Sports Parade

Scattered over the back stretch,
and coated with dust. were leaves
from diary. Pieced together, they
were found to be from the diary
kept by Bull Lea as he journeyed
around the track They tell their
own poignant story:
"I am writing this at the quarter
pole and / am beginning to feel
very badly.
"A dust storm has come up. / can
scarcely see. Everybody has dis
appeared in the dust storm except
Co-Sport, Dauber, and myself
Back stretch-I' can't go much
farther. Mountain Ridge and are
all alone and l feel SO sorry for
him. Weak as I am he can't catch
up with me-"
The remainder Of the diary con-
sisted of incoherent jottings.
Goodbye Why did I ever
start out q. e..
II love you, Rose Leaves, mother
and you, Papa Bulldog D..
my bride my saddle soap give
them TO Fighting Fox 4. the dust
is thicker Clever Bluegrass
-. 5 to =. Mistuh Headley .
My OF Kentuck Home, Good
Night >"
FLASH BULL LEA is FOUNDl
BULLETIN-Bull Lea, Hal Price
Headleys colt, second choice in
the preDerby betting, was found
ON Churchill Downs race track to-
day by Commander Sir Hubert
Amundsen- -Steffanson- Byrd 1Magel-
lan's searching party Bull Lea was
three feet from the finish line, and
vainly trying to stretch his neck
across the wire Veterinarians said
he was suffering from a malady
which annually afflicts one Derby
horse--McLemOri
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-09
ALL STAR GAME 70
OPEN BALL SEASON
Players Enter Last
Full Week of
Practice

Ell Centro nightball season will
open next Monday nieht at Sports
man park when the FL Centre ALL
Stars win meet the Coachella Valley
champions, captained by Art Ru-
bidouX.
The game. which will bring to-.
gether two bitter rivals from last
seasons inter-yalley play. The
Coachella nine dropped one decision
to the All-Stars last season and
won sixteen inning game from
the Ell Centro team
Joe Hurst will hurl for the ALL
Stars. Hare will pitch for the
Coachella team.
The regular league play will open
next Tuesday night. Second game
of the league season will be played
Wednesday night. All league games
on following weeks will be played
on Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
Monday OF this week will be given
TO the Eagles and Seven UP. Tues
day night the Seven Up and Silver
Slipper will play a practice game.
Wednesday night all teams will
practice at the field Thursday
night l. V. Hardware will meet the
Eagles in n practice game. Friday
night will be an open practice night.
the last before the start OF the
league.
The league schedule:
Tuesday, May F-Seven UP VS..
Silver Slipper.
Wednesday. May Is - Eagles VS..
Hardware.
Tuesday, May 24-Silver Slipper
VS. Eagles.
Wednesday. May 25-Seven Up US.
Hardware.
Tuesday, May 3i-Hardware VS..
Silver Slipper.
Wednesday, June - Eagles VS..
Seven Up
Tuesday, June Silver Slipper
VS.. Seven Up.
Wednesday. June S--Hardware VS..
Eagles.
Tuesday, June l4.-Eagles VS.. Sill
yer Slipper.
Wednesday. June Is. - Hardware
VS.. Seven Up.
Tuesday. June 2l-Silver Slipper
VS.. Hardware.
Wednesday, June 22-Seven Up
VS.. Eagles.
Tuesday, June 28-Seven Up VS.
Silver Slipper
Wednesday. June 29-Eagles VS..
Hardware.
Tuesday, July 5-Snver Slipper VS.
Eagles.
Wednesday. July 6.-Seven Up VS..
Hardware.
Tuesday, July l2-Hardware VS.
Silver Slipper.
Wednesday. July 13-Eagles VS..
Seven UP.
Tuesday, July ls-Hardware VS.
Eagles.
Wednesday, July 2O--Silver Slip
per VS.. Seven Up.
Tuesday, July 26-HardWare VS..
Seven Up
Wednesday, July 27-Eagles VS.
Silver Slipper.
Tuesday, Aug. 2 - Seven Up VS..
Eagles.
Wednesday, Aug 3-Silver Slipper
VS.. Hardware.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-09
Ferguson Provides
Thrills at Yuma

Valley drivers, Hobe Herrick,
Claude Herrick, Bob Douthitt. Pike
Meadows, won top honors at Yuma
track Sunday afternoon but again
it was Wild Bill Ferguson of FL
Centre who gave the crowd the
thrills.
Ferguson turned his car over
three times. sustaining severe cuts
about the face.
Ferguson. however, will be ready
to race again one week from Tues
day at the midget race track in
Imperial
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-09
SCHMELING
CONFIDENT

NEW YORK, May 8. OP)-MaX
Schmeling, heavyweight challenger,
arrived today on the liner Bremen,
bronze and confident of recapturing
the championship from Joe Louis
on June % ~
Schmeling said, Il am in fine
condition; l weigh about, .198
pounds, only two over my fighting
weight"
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-09
Outstanding Scores
Carded Sunday

Sparkling golf, with an eagle as
a highlight, marked play at the
Barbara Worth club over the week.
end. John Kelley scored a deuce
on No. II, the first time it has
been done in official history, ac-
cording to Curley Vesey profess
sional. Kelly's second was with a
3-iron. Don Rex returned to active
play with a II Sunday. Minor
Simms scored the best card of his
life, an IS, Ben Kellerman report
ed IA and Barney Holbert a 80,
one of his best games.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-09
Sixteen Sign for
Match at La Mesa

Although team of at least 80
is needed for the team match Sun
day with La Mesa, only 16 have
signed up, Curley Vesey, Barbara
Worth golf club professional, an
hotnced. Pairings must bealran9-
ed by Tuesday night, so they may
be sent TO La Mesa Vesey said, in
making q strong appeal for golfers
TO register for the matches.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-09
PACHECO TO
DEFEND RING
TITLE TONIGHT

Bobbie Paeheco. featherweight
champion Ct the valley, will
head a card of all-Star bouts at
the CaleXicO athletic club to-
right when he meets Clyde
Alexander. Brawley Negro.
Kenno1h Miyagi, tough Braw-
ley japanese scrapper, will tao
lIle AbelinO CoSio. Johnny An
tuna will meet Greg Escalona
and Tuffy Loudermilk will tae-
kle Niy Villavicencia.
All four bouts are rated bet
ter than any single main event
carded at the CalcNicO club re-
Gently and as a result action
packed program is promised.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-09
J.. A. BUTTER d EGGS
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. May CUP Wheat
,,,nes ON the Chicago board OF
irade moved slowly In a narrow
range today due 10 weakness N
outside markets. fs q.
Al The close wheat was off =
"a ~ cents, corn off Is TO - aho
oats X TO Z lower. ....,a..
,rifh small outside inteest evident
rsport demand emained small -
,,ns reported through local sources
thnt italy is unlikely 10 buy whea
..fore next September.
Corn prices receded a niue ,sl. eaIl
A. ne session due TO hedge seihns
~, nott demand was small whlch
mus moderately heavy receipts
trnt huvers on the sidelines.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-09
PENDERGAST WINS
PUBLIC EMPLOYEES
GOLF TOURNAMENT

Willie Pendergast, planting his
flag on No. 2 green at the Bar
bara Worth golf club. took first
horrors Sunday in the Public En-
ployes flag tournament. w. J. Nc
Clelland was second, reaching No.
l, a foot from the pin. and Paul
Post was third, going to within 20
yards of No. green.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-09
MOrissette Again
Carded Thursday

Jack MoriSsette Will head the
opening card Of the season at tho
FL Centro athletic club Thursday
night, Matchmaker Noel johnson
announced Monday.
The club will definitely open its
doors Thursday night, Inspector
Harry Woodbury. promised as the
AAU- has finally given an official
approval
Herman Graves may fight in the
semi Windup.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-09
Henkel Bows to
New II. s. Net Star

WIESBADEN, Germany, May o..
UP)-A new American tennis star
bobbed up in Wiesbaden today. He
was Owen Anderson, %, Of Holly
wood Calf, virtually unknown in
the United States, who won the
Wiesbaden local championship yes
terday by defeating Henner Henkel
Cd Ga in the finals
German Davis cup star, 6-l, 3-6
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-09
HIGH
SCHOOL MAT
CHAMPS MEET

Wrestling champions of four val
ley high schools will clash in the
first valley tournament at El Gen.
tro high school gymnasium Friday
night.
Grapplers in eight weight divi-
sions will mix. Two wreStlers will
represent each school III each diVi-
sion.
Schools entering the tournament
are. Brawley, E. Centre. Calexico
and HoltyilleI
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-09

ers as the St Louis Cardinals
climbed into sixth place with a 4-2
victory over Brooklyn. which drop
ped to seventh.
Al Todd hit a homer in the 18th
10 give the Pittsburgh Pirates a
81 victory over the Boston Bees
and the Philadelphia PhillieS de-
feated the Cincinnati Reds 90
with a pair of runs in the eighth.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-09
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANG GELES, May (UP) -
Hogs 500. Few early sales strong,
ater IS TO 25 cents lower; early
tOD s.85: other sales S.30-S.60.
cattle 2800. Fairly steady; good
to choice fed steers and yearhngs
g.25-8.75; one load 8.S5; few 9.25;
grass steers 1908; Mexicans 6.75;
choice fed heifers SIS; grass heif-
ers 6.50-7.50; cows SO. 20; cutter
grade 3.50-4.75; bulls 5.60-6.50; cal
yes 600. Steady; vealers 8.50-10.25.
Sheep 500. Steady medium to good
spring lambs G.257.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-09

John Allen df. George White
1913. 6-3.
2nd Round
James Stocks df. Woodrow May
field 60, 6-1.
Karl EdmundS df. John Allen G-3.
GO.
Junior Division
Manuel Servine df. B. Gregg 6-3,
60.
Jack Bowker df. j. Graham 6-l,
Tom Brents df. j. Edmunds Us.
Ga.
Manuel Servine of. j. Bowker
40, 6-2. Ga.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-09
Kepley Defeats Floyd
Rogers i'm TOURNEY

In the Presidents cup tourna
ment at the Barbara Worth club,
John Kepley defeated Floyd Rog
ers and /. Kepley VIII play Jer-
sey Birchfield in the finals.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-09
BEGIN GETTING-A AHEAD

Here is just what you have been
longing for a fresh start in
your complicated home or per-
sonal financesl Secure ONE loan,
here, that will let you clean up
that muddle of unpaid bills. Well
make the Loan. and will also help
you re-budget income so you may
enjoy the tranquility of mind that
a well -oruered state of finances
assures.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-09
Yanks Move
Toward Top
In American

NEW YORK May 9. CUP)-n may only be coincidence but
DAggio April 80 the world cham
and into first place.
action the Yanks
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-09
Markets At
A Glance
BY UNITED PRESS
E-a..N.a

stocks higher in fairly active
trade. s4K hnz4
Bonds higher and active.
curb stocks higher.
Foreign exchange lower; snllder
weak
Cotton barely steady.
Wheat u 10 a cents lower corn
3t 10 Is lower.
Rubber lower
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-09
.Favorites Survive in
Net Tournament Play
Defending Champ
Wins Two Matches:
Edmunds Annexes

FaVortes advanced Without casualty Sunday IN the
second annual Imperial Valley singles championship
tennis tournament played on the El Centro courts.
James Stocks, Ell Centre Negro, defending champion
two matches, defeating Robert Golfer and Woodrow
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-09
l.. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES. MAY 9 CUP) =
TrausamRFica ............ J@s 10
Evening star., 1938-07-01

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ford to poss up. The way they're grabbed
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tones, British stripines, and neat all over
potterns A large range Of sizes from
l3Iz to l8.
tMens FURNISHINGS Main Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1938-07-01

You can easily use several poirs Of
these smortly tailored wosh socks
at this low price. Perfect for over
the 18th" and on your vacation.
Wear them for golf, tennis, fishing,
Iouneine otter work and with your
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Wristbands and self belts.
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Evening star., 1938-07-01

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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
Millard E. Tydings pro
znovuzvoleni.

Vladnf senator, Willard E,
Tydlngs, pocne S Rampant svo-
j ma znovuzvolenf Tadou pred
nasek v Somerset okresu pocf-
maize V patek vecer, Is. cerven.
&c. Cd toho dine az do prima-
rex, IL. zaff, senator Tydings
Dude fecniti v kazdem re % O.
kresd statu v sinfch, divadlech
a Jinych budovach.
TAX oznameno bylo z Tyd-
ingsovy uradovny v Lord Balti-
more hotelu.
Senator dobre IMAM jake
muz pracuj1ci pro vlast, lid a
stranu die Andrew Jacksona
vyznamneho hesla: "Ten slou-
Il sve strane nejlepe, KIDD slou-
Ii sve vlasti nejlepe."
Y Davidsonville, Md, senator
v pondel1 Tekl v tamni demo
kraticke schGzi, re odkryt byl
pokus snlziti ceny tabakovych
produkt1, cimz by mnozi far
mari prisli o sve domy a fanny
Senator zada, ably tento pokus
vysetfen byl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
Bratr nemohl zachraniti
tOnOIIcih0.

Earl Bishop, 19lety z 1. bloc
ku N. Bradford ulice, zachva-
ceny kfecemi pTi koupan1 Sc v
nedeli V Bear Tece, utonul nez-
Ii ponce mu poskytnuta byti
mohla jeho bratrem, 2Oletym
George. Tento zaslechnuv W.
kfiky tonoucfho special k ne
mu. Neil doploval, Earl uni
eel pod vodou. Mrtvola jeho
nalezena byla pc tTech hodi-
mach hledani policisty Balti-
morskeho okresu.
= Mrtvola Richarda Gregg
rex, 6 rok1 stareho re 600 blo-
ku S. Bond ulice, nalezena by
la V nedeli v zalivu u Ann
ulice. Otec zmizeni ditka o.
znamil policii v sobotu v noel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
Vrazdy.

S dvema provdanyma mlady-
ma zenama a muzem vinenymi
re zavrazden1 w. Warren
lGautt policie chvatala We sire
du z Virginie do Prince Frede-
rick, Md.
P~rostrflena mrtvola 55 rok1
stareho Gantti, jenz zavrazden
byl pro $1,000, jez mel, male
zena byla v dtery V noel v var
du fanny u Port Republic. ODE
zeny a muz chyceni byli We
Fairview Beach, Va, We sire
du. Vsichni doznali, re olou-
pill Gantti a wall jeho automo
bill. Zavrazdenf vsak pop1rali.
Walter Stineth, "a z Drum
Point, Nd, a Margaret Abel
z Dowell, Md, byli vydani pc
chycen1 SVEN do moci statniho
navladn1ho We Fredericksburg,
Bette Bierer z Baltimore do
pravena byla do Waldorf, Md.
LODI, ktere uzili ku pTejeti
Potomac feky pc vrazde, byla
nalezena. Policii nepodarilo Sc
nalezti diva cheeky, ktere tito
tfi zmeniti chteli "a hotove pc
n1ze We Fairview Beach.
Mrtvolu Gantti nalezl SOU
sed jeho,A Fowler. Zavrazdeny
I'll o samote.
Bette Bierer a Margaret A
bell bydleli spolu v &. Ill N.
Broadway pc ctyTi tydny az ma
HE 3. cervence Sc ztratily z
Baltimore.
0 Bierersove velice malo INA
mym jest krone toho, jak 0 nj
T1kano, re "prichazela DON'T
pozde noel a re mela mnoho
pTatel."
Mattel hospody ma Orleans
a Wolfe ulic1ch, kde pracovala
pc diva dny pode jmenem Betty
Maker, Tekl O nj, re byla lima a
tfet1ho dine re Sc do prace ne
dostavila.
" Cambridge, Md, 48le-
ty farmar, Fred l.. Brown, u
znan byl We stfedu vinnym re
zavrazden1 sve II rok1 stare
manzelky, nastavaj1cf matky.
Odsouzen byti ma tento ctvr-
tex, bez pochyby asi ku popra-
We.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
Sestarli pokusili Sc o
sebevrazdu.

Edward E. Conner, 72lety a
jeho zena Bertha, 66leta z FL
licott Driveway, kde bydleli V
basementu domu, pokusili Sc V
nedeli O sebevrazdu plynem.
Clarence Richie bydlic1 ma
2. poschod1 domu uc1tiv zapach
plynu, volal policii. Policiste
sli pc stopach zapachu do base
mentu, kde Connora nalezli le-
zfciho ma podlaze u dver1 a
manzelku jeho ma lGzku. Yeas
nu pomoci Connor byl zachra-
men. Pokusy oziviti manzelku
byly marnymi.
- James Hutson, 62lety, ma
lezen byl v nedeli mrtvy V ku-
chyni sveho domu We 400 bloc
ku S. Drew ulice. Nalezen byl
S hlavou v%strcenou do trouby
kamen, ma nichz z peti horakG
unikal plyn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
P~resyceny policisty a
~4~~~~s~4-

LflZencum nemocnice zna-
menalo to zlomenf krku, ale
George Wendtovi bylo to ra-
dou trublG ,policejnf STANCE,
nemocnice, privatnlho lekaTe a
jine- nemocnice, tax odejel do
mi bez ptani v busu.
Wendt star jest "a roxy a
zije v G. 2O5 Harrison ulice. Ia
vecera V nedeli Wendt a jeho
pfltel, John Lang, 31lety z N.
Payson ulice 81 vyjeli v auto
mobilu, ktery Lang T1dil. Wendt
usnul V mem, kdyz jeli 700 bio
KEN w. Pratt ulice.
"Probudil jsem sc mad trh-
nutlm a ranou', lfcil Wendt.
do mas vrazil jiny automobil"
Lang utekl. Wendt sedl 81 ma
schody domu az policiste wall
no ma jihozapadn1 stanici. Tam
81 stezoval ma bolest v krku.
Wall no a zavezli do Franklin
Square nemocnice. Zlomeni kr-
ku konstatovano. Wendt dopa-
leny mad nalezem, sci pryc ku
svemu soukromemu lekaTi, dru.
B. Miller ma Wilkins avenue.
Doktor odporucil mu co merry
chleji j1t do st. Agnes nemoc-
nice.
Policiste no tam zavezli a u
lozili do ochrany osetfovatelek
Pc nekolika minutach zmocni-
la Sc Wendta nova touha pc
vyletu. Sebral Sc a vykradl q
nemocnice. Sedl do busu a no
mem domG.
V pondeli rano wall no ma
X-ray.
Lang nalezen byl v bllzkosti
melody. Udan byl pro neopatr-
nou j1zdu, nezastaveni pc me-
hode a f1zenf automobile bez
licensn1 karty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15

Deset rokG stara Betty Jane
Palmer z Westminster byla u
smrcena ma Liberty road auto
mobilem George R. Wagnera z
Westminster. D1yka sla Sc sed-
miletou Juanitou Starmer pro
mleko. z ulice odhozena byla
ma ohradu. R1dic vymlouval
Sc, re d1vky byly uprostred ces-
ty ma zahybu a re kdyz je "a
hledl, bylo jiz pozde Sc Jim Wy
hnouti. Starmer zranena byla
lehce.
= Smrti zpdsobene automo-
billy V prvn1ch sesti mes1c1ch
tohoto roku byly O 35 procent
menS1 neil V teze dobe prede-
Sleho roku. V cervnovych ne
hodach usmrceno bylo % osob.
V temze mes1ci rok pred tim u
smrceno bylo 81 osob.
= Nevysvetlenym seskokem
S jedoucfho automobile, 3Olety
Frank O'Brien zranen byl tez-
&c. Rozrazil 81 lebku. Auto
mobil rfdil Edward Miller re
Sheldon avenue. Udal, re o.
Brien haste zvolal a skocil.
JIM diva, muz a zena, spali ma
zadnim sedadle automobile.
Jeli z vyletu ma soru ma Middle
Fece.
= Albert E. Harris, 27lety z
Ash ulice, zalovan jest, re ridil
automobil, kdyz opilym byl. V
Enedeli vrazil do jineho automo-
blu stoj1cfho ma Dellwood ave.
Drzan jest pod zarukou $1,000.
= Virginia May Henry z N.
Fulton avenue, srazena byla V
pondelf automobilem ma Mon
roe ulici a Wilkens avenue,
kdyz sestoupila S busu. Auto
f1dil Leo c.. Rosene z Chicago.
Byla il rozbita lebka, pTeraze-
ma noha a vnitrne zranena.
- Charles F. Garcia, 58lety
z Washingtonu, usmrcen byl V
dtery, kdyz AUTOMOBILE, v nemz
Ijel pc Grain Highway, S MIN Sc
sr1til Sc silnice, vrazil do stro-
mu a pTekotil sc do hloubky
patnacti stop. Nehoda jej pot
kala kdyz vracel sc do Wash
ingtonu u Pigeon House, Md.
= CtyTi zraneni byli v 1tery
V noci We srazce automobile S
elektrickou poulicnf karou, {.
TT, ma Edison Highway a Cliff
ton avenue. Elektricka kara
vytlacena byla z kolej1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
Mrtvola " Curtis rece.

Mrtvola muze, zjisten6ho ja-
ko Joseph Gura, SO rokG stare
no re 1900 blocku Church uli-
&c v Curtis Bay, nalezena byla
v 1tery plovouc1 V Curtis Tece
zapadn6 cd Pennington ave.
TFf mlad1ci: John Svec, II
lety z 900 blocku N. Madeira
ulice, Charles Hajek, 16lety z
tehoz blocku a Edward Smeta-
ma, 15lety re 1900 blocku Ash
land Avenue, shlednuvse mrt.
volu, zavolali policii.
Ma bTehu nedaleko m1sta,
kde utonul, nalezen byl listek
cesky psany, v nemz psal O u
s~poTadan1 pohTbu.
Nalezel ku Tadu Curtis Bay
PohTeb konan byl ma hTbitov
Cedar Hill tento ctvrtek.
Pohreb vypraven byl z po-
hFebnlho domu Frank Cvach
& Syn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
1900 osob zada ioby.

Pro dvacet pet mist v 1rado-
vne Baltimore Housing Autho-
rity jest do stredy 1900 zada-
tell. zadatele hrnou Sc jakmi-
lie dosla zprava, re Trad v Bal
timore cd vlady obdrzel prvni
cast 100000 re sunny $751;
100000 ma odklizenl b1dnych
casti mesta a ma zr1zen1 progra
mu, die nehoz renty v domech
tech az zbudovany, levnymi
byti mali.
Doposud 1radovne pracuje
reditel a tTi pomocn1ci. Pc OBJ
drzenf sunny prestehoval Sc u
rad z Municipal budovy do Nc
Cauley budovy ma Lombard a
Commerce ulicich.
V posledn1ch dnech nastala
prava povoden zadatelG o mi
sta.