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Nogales international., 1938-06-11
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY, STATE
OE arizona

Action brought in the Superior
Court of Santa Cruz County, State
of Arizona, and the Complaint
filed in the said County of Santa
Cruz in the office of the Clerk of
the said Superior Court.
HOME OWNERS LOAN CORPO-
RATION, a corporation,
Plaintiff,
E. L. YEAGER and MARIANNE
YEAGER,
Defendants.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF ARIZONA TO
E. L. YEAGER and MARIANNE
YEAGER, Defendants, Greeting:
You Are Hereby Summoned and
required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above
named plaintiff in the Superior
Court of Santa Cruz County, State
of Arizona, and answer the Com
plant therein filed with the Clerk
of this said Court, at NogaIeS, in
said County, within twenty days
after the service upon you of this
Summons, if served in this County,
Or in all other CAGES within thirty
days thereafter, the times above
mentioned being exclusive of the
day of service; or judgment by de-
fault will be taken against you.
SEAL
Given under my hand and seal of
the Superior Court of Santa Cruz
County, State of Arizona, this 25th
day of May, A. D. 1888
HELEN O'KEEFE
Clerk of the Superior Court.
pub. May %, June 4, II, 18, 1889
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF ARIZONA, IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF SAN
IA CRUZ.
LLOYD THOMAS, as Superinten-
dent of Banks of the State of Ari-
zona and Receiver of NogaleS
Building and Loan Association,
Plaintiff,
VS.
JAMES R. HANNAH and FLOR
ENCE HANNAH, as Administrators
OF the Estate of Patrick Hannah,
deceased, JAMES R. HANNAH and
FLORENCE HANNAH, S A N T A
CRUZ VALLEY BANK A N D
TRUST COMPANY, a corporation,
w. j. DONALD, as Receiver of The
Nogales National Bank, a national
banking association, j. A. HARR1-
SON, HULDA STRECKENBACH,
JOHN DOE STRECKENBACH,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-04-09
TO ASK
FOR ELK SEASON
RED LODGE ROD AND GUN CLUB
UNANIMOUS FOR OPEN
PERIOD

Without a dissenting vote, mem
hers of the Red Lodge Rod and
Gun club i'm special meeting re-
Gently decided 90 petition the state
fish and game commission to open
Carbon cOwnty fer hunting Of deer
next FAM
Bill Curran, president Of the organ
ization, called the session at the Sug-
gestion Of b L. Price, chairman of the
state game body.
Mindful of the situation last fall.
when an order opening the season was
reseinded at the last minute because
Of ambiguity in describing areas open
to hunting. a club committee presented
a map with those portions shaded
which were suggested closed. These
closed areas included the Pryor reser-
walton, which Is set aside as a game
preserve, that territory between the
East Rosebud and West Rosebud rivers
and the land between West Fork and
Main Fork of Rock creek. This closed
area was approved by the gathering.
Given unanimous assent was the sug-
geStion that the portion of Carbon
county south and west Of Clark's Fork
and Rock creek divide Cooke City
area) be open Sept. is to the hunting
of elk and bear, as well as deer, the
season to close in conformity with the
regular state schedule.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-04-09
LIFE OF PICKET
NO BED OF ROSES
HELENA MERCHANT CAUSES BAN.
NER CARRIERS FACE TO
TURN RED

It was colossal, stupendOus and
q traffic stopper. the stunt Sanden-
Ferguson company pulled on q
picket in front Of their store at
Helena a few days ago. They hired
a negro @mammy" 20 beat q path
In the pavement with the red-faced
union picket and the second
''picket" bore q neatly printed sign,
Gust Married"
Every few minutes the beaming
colored woman seized her companions
arm and smiled proudly as she gazed
lovingly into his face.
Crowds collected and laughed, then
there was q general exodus for cameras
and for most of the afternoon the
swapping Of shutters In front of the
store sounded like the first morning
of duck season.
The picket didn't like it but he kept
a stiff upper lip until a new one topk
his place-and the new one didn't like
It any better but there wasn't much
be could do about It,
The whole thing turned out TO be the
weeks best laugh for Helenas main
stemmerg.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-04-09

from behind which desultory fire was
kept up for some time.
There was with the Bridger party
a young Mexican named Loretto, who
had a Blackfeet wife whom he had
ranSomed from the Crows. When the
trapperS and the Indians met, Loret-
to's wife recognized her brother among
the Blackfeet. She left her baby with
Loretto and went to greet her brother,
who received her warmly. When the
shooting started, Loretto's wife sought
to return to her baby, but the Black
feet wouldn't let her. Loretto, with the
baby in his arms, ran to her with It
through the hail of shot from both
sides. The Indians, however, wouldn't
let him remain, although they allowed
him to depart without Injury. Not long
he threw up his work with
the trappers and went to live with the
rejoining his wife and child.
There was no further fighting, both
the Indians and the whites going their
ways. Bridgers comrades succeeded In
one Of the arrows from his
back, but the iron head Of the other
one remained in him for three years
until DR.. Whitman cut It out In the
summer of 1885 at the Green river
rendezvous. It was three inches long
and had become grown into cartilage,
so that it was dislodged only with ex-
IRENE difficulty.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-04-09
LAUNCH SEARCH
FOR LOST YOUTH
NORTH DAKOTA BOY WHO DIS
APPEARED LAST JULY, WAS
KNOWN IN MONTANA

A widespread search Is being
conducted for Earl Sites, I8-yeaF-
old SON Of MIR. and Mrs- Harry
Sites Of Beach, N. D., who dtsap-
peared from his home early last
summer.
The youth was q member Of the
Beach high school basketball team q
year ago and played in several games
at Wibaux. In the last game there he
was hurt and, following that, had been
taking treatments at Dickinson, N. d.
He disappeared on July 1, after leav-
ing his home for Dickinson for one OF
these treatments.
It is feared that his injury either
caused him to lose his memory, or
that he met with some accident.
His mother Is q niece of Mrs. j. 81.
Sifert and the Egan brothers of WI
baux and Of Hugh Egan Of LewiStown.
The youth, who was in his last year
of high school, was described as fol-
lows: Light brown hair, blue eyes,
height five feet seven inches, weight
100 pounds, rather pale complexion and
fine features When he disappeared he
was wearing light gray trousers, white
shirt and gray hat. He had an tdentifi-
cation card In his pocket, it is reported.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-04-09
FISH
EGGS COLLECTED
EGGS TAKEN BY GAME DEPART-
MENT TO BE USED rN PROP
AGATTON WORK

More than 100000 game fish
eggs were collected at spawning
stations operated by the state fish
and game department and acquired
through cooperation agreement
with the federal government, John
w. SchoffeId, superintendent Of
fisheries, reported q few days ago.
The eggs were taken during the last
fiscal year and are to be used In the
departments fish propagation work.
From the United States bureau of
fisheries the state obtained 100000 ma
tive eggs and 1,O06, 1872 Loeb Ieven eggs
Superintendent Schofield said From
Yellowstone national park the state
received 100000 native eggs.
The 10 state spawning stations took
the following number Of eggs:
Georgetown lake, f,07O, $40 natives
and $685., 900 Grayling, total of TO-
766, $40; Lake Roman, 599,760 Rainbow:
Rogers lake, 10.964 800 Grayling: Heb
gen lake, 3,345, 668 Rainbow and $685.
40 Loeb Leven, a total Of 6,858 .7B8..
Bitter Root lake, 775,104 Rainbow:
F1athead lake, 3,954,846 sockeye sal
mon; Adrich lake, 280,6 natives: Al
word lake, 3,028,664 eastern brook:
Kilnrennan lake, 1,658,16O eastern
brook.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-04-09

After having been placed on the rails
1t was run down to the corner Of Min
nesota avenue and Oath street, when
suddenly 1t took a start and without
aid ran onward on its way to Coulson,
the motive power being the strong
wind which was blowing at the time.
All the passengers seemed to have had
a most enjoyable time. They report
the road bed smooth and level"
SchOOuers Lure Travellers
Although Coulson was no longer a
town, Yerkes reports that, This prob
lem was speedily settled. The brewery
was still left. Why not make of ii q
drawing card? Accordingly the COM
pany, for two bits the round trip, in
Guided free a large schooner Of beer
as one OF the attractions Of the trip.
The cars, drawn by mules, were q
novelty little known on the frontier.
CoWmen, hunters, gamblers, Indians,
Sheepherders, mule skinners, everyone
for a time patronized the cars and
with hilarious enthusiasm the
ride over the unleveIled surface in a
street car.
"On Sundays and excessively warm
nights, the children and Ma were
much in evidence, but when winter
came the street cars became q thing
Of the past. Anyway, the great real
estate boom had burst. Tents gave way
to permanent buildings. Billings was
On its way to a development that its
central situation and progressive young
business men brought about in the |
space Of decade or two" I
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-04-09

Every week Is WildIife week La
Montana" So declared state leaders
Of fish and game propagation as
they viewed M0ntana's particfpa,-
ton In National WIIdIife Restor-
alton week, which ended few days
ago.
This state, while it participated
Enthusiastically in the national cam
paign to make Americans more con-
scious of the speed with which many
forms Of wildlife are disappearing, has
for many years carried on q program
OF preservation and replacement Of its
native wild animals, birds and fish.
Foremost among this state's-and the
nation's-game preserves are, Of course,
the two national parks which attract
thousands Of persons to Montana every
year, Yellowstone to the south and
Glacier TO the north.
In both parks rigid enforcement of
game preservation laws is the practice
In general, the whole of Montana
outside Of the national parks is closed
to the killing Of mountain goats, noun
tain sheep, buffalo, caribou and moose
and fur-bearing animals are protected
under rigid restrictions.
In its bird propagation program, the
state fish and game department has
carried on extensive activities for sew
eral years. This year there is to be a
second state game farm, at Billings.
The other is located at Warm Springs.
Major work ON the bird farms Is to
rear Chinese, Hungarian and Mon
golian pheaSaI1ts and chukars, although
Of late years but few Hungarian
pheasants have been stocked.
The last season saw 1,185 birds pro
duced at tine Warm Springs farm and
game department officials predict that
number win be more than doubled
when the Billings farm gets into OPP
Grafton.
The department also has a total OF
IS bird. fish and game preserves and
refugees located in the state, Is Of which
are devoted strictly TO the preservation !
IF wild birds, principally ducks, pleas |
ants, few partridges and other upland /
yame birds The preserves are scattered 4
through Is counties Of the state.
Restricted areas established for the
propagation Of wildIife in general, in
:luding game animals as wen as birds,
re among the states major contribu-
ions to the retention OF various forms
( wdldIife within its boundaries. Hunt
ng. trapping or otherwise capturing
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-04-09

game birds or animals within the des-
ignated areas is frowned upon and eveA
the creation Of %any kind Of disturb
ance, tending to, or which may frighten
or drive away any Of the game animals
or birds" In the area Is prohibited.
the fish and game department, the
state Of Montana also carries on an
extensive campaign Of fish propaga-
ton with fingerlings every year and
millions Of tiny trout, grayling and
salmon are raised each year In state
hatcherieS to replenish Montana waters.
The state maintains at the present
time Is hatcheries, located advan-
tageously In scattered parts Of Mon
tana. The largest, which produces the
most fish for restocking purposes, Is
that at Anaconda.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-04-09
Days of Billings First Street Cars Recalled by
Early Editor; Brewery Was Tourist Attraction

:" TTY years ago, when the rapidly
growing city Of Billings was
boosted by It's founders AZ a
IL second Denver" an enterprixfng
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-04-09

Cattle prices are expected to remain
relatively stable near present levels
during the next several months, re-
ports the United States bureau of ag-
ricultural economics. Although slaugh-
ter supplies Of the better grades Of
cattle are expected 70 increase season.
ally during the spring months, any
further declines in prices Of such cattle
are not likely to be very great In view
CURED from October through January,
the bureau states. Some seasonal inn
pxovement may take place during late
summer and fall, but It win nok be
marked unless there is considerable
upturn In industrial activity.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-04-09
CHICKEN POx PREvALENr

Chicken pox is the most prevalent COM
municable epidemic In Montana at present.
according to reports to the state board Of
health There were 81 cases Of the disease
xepoKted to the board In one week. scattered
al over the state. Other diseases listed in
scarlet fever, 81.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-04-09
Is
EVERY DAY WORK
MONTANA CARRIES ON PRESER.
WALTON AND REPLACEMENT
PROGRAM

Restricted Areas Established fOr Prop
agation Is Among States Major
Contributions 20 Retention Of Var
ious Forms OF Wldlife Within Area.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-08
Diva bratri behem 48 hodin
uSmrceni.

Behem ctyriceti osmi hodin,
co jeho bratr zabit byl automo-
bilem, Richard Franklin, 6lety.
smrtelne zranen kdyz spadl s
vodni roury, pc nlz vylezti
chtel ma strechu poblfz domu
rodic6, 11O3 Aisquith ulice,
Behem ne celych dvou hodin
zemrel. Padem rozrazil 81 leb-
ku.
Otec jeho, 2Slety Richard
Franklin, jest nezamestnan
Kdyz skoncil pr1pravy ku pohi
bu sveho stars1ho syna, 1Olete-
no Theodore, jemuz automobi-
lem rozrazena byla lebka a
jenz zemTel 4. cervence v me-
mocnici, prisla zprava o smrti
mladslho Richarda.
Theodore, jenz Sc soudruhy
Sci ma Loeb Raven Boulevard,
vypalovati tam prskavky, vessel
do cesty AUTOMOBILE Jamese T.
Boyd, 63leteho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-08
Nice uchazeti Sc Dude o
znovuzvoleni.

Governor Nice We ctvrtek We
Ger v feci sve hlasene radio
rozhlasem prohlasil, re ucha-
yeti sc Dude O znovuzvolen1 do
1radu governera statu ma repu-
blikanske tikete. Pc vyprave-
nj co vsechno administrace je-
no udelala v Marylandu, 60
werner jenz az dosud f1kal, re
nebude uchazeti sc O znovuzvo
leni, We ctvrtek zmenil Mailed
svdj a prohlasil, re Dude Sc u
chazeti O znovuzvolen1 "po po-
radeni sc S vIdci republican
ske strany." Ucelem jeho bu-
de, jak rekl, dokonati program,
ktery We statu byl pocal a je-
hoz )dobra prace "byla by ztra-
cena, kdyby administrace, KITE
rou on vedl, p~restala."
Prohlasil, re Sc nebude SOU
ziti s Rampant primarek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-08

Jake minuleho roku, poTada
i letos Del. Vzdel. Spolek "Po-
krok" vychazku a "racf body"
u VasickG, Brooklyne, ma
Church ulici 10. cervence t. r.
Hojnost jfdel i napojG Dude
pripraveno, tez O rHzne zabav-
ne atrakce jest postarano. V
move upravenem parku Dude
vsechno pohodli, ami salon kra-
sy nechybf a raky budou pri-
naseny ma podnosech, nemusi
Sc tedy ucastnfci namahati a
lapati raky pc stromech jake
Sc stale loni. K tomu Dude
vyhravati SvitakGv orchestr ty
nejnovejsf pfsnicky. Kdo tedy
ches usetrit pen1ze a zdravi V
techto vedrech, nevaTte donna,
netrapte Sc a V nedeli, 10. Ger
vence ma shledanou u Vas1ck1.
I'll kdoz nemajf auta, mohou
ieti poulicnf drahou {. 6. ma
Curtis Bay a vystoupit ma
Church ulici. Odsud 1 mill ma
horu jest vyletiste jez Dude vi
ditelno S Church ulice. Vstup
jest volny, tez vyhazov zdar-
a beZplatne.
n. Bort!1k.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-08
Benjamin Fooksman, 36lety,

DOiiJdIIlIn FOOKSIHdn, solely,
rldic taxicabu z 900 blocku N.
Broadway, byl tez v pTepadu
zatcen. Vallie Ayres, 22leta a
James Baker, 3Olety, kterf by
Ii v apartmentu, byli tez Eat
cent.
Meyers drzan jest pod zaru-
kou $500 ma zalobu, re udrzo-
val n~eporadny dun spolu s Me-
yersovou, jez jest tez pod zaru-
oku $500.
Vysetfovani zdejsf spustlosti
Jak oznameno 1tery, vedeno
bylo v pondelf v uplne tajnosti.
V pripravenem vsak ornament,
v utery zjevnymi sc staly dive
veci:
- re vaznost mestske spu-
stlosti nenl prehanena.
81 re nemohla tato by exis-
tovati V takove mfTe, kdyby ii,
kterf ustanoveni jsou ku zacho-
vavanl zakonI a poradku, byli
konali svoji povinnost.
V 1tery v noci vzata byla
jeanette Allen, 37leta, do mo-
eli policie, kterou prepaden byl
dunn V prvnlm blocku E. Biddle
ulice. Postavila Sc proti poll
cistovi Smallwoodovi, kdyz ten
to j oznamil, re jest v jeho mo-
CT. Ku pOmoci vzala 81 sveho
velikeho psa. Pc zdolan1 obou
watt byli ma policejni stanici.
V druhem 1ternlm pTepadu
policista Seibold vessel do svet-
nice ma druhem poschodf domu
v 800 blocku Eutaw ulice a
tam uveznil zenu. Louise B.
Cole, 34leta a Wybert Smith,
65lety, obzalovani byli ma to z
udrzovan1 vykriceneho domu.
Velkoporote report obcan-
skeho vyboru podan byl tento
ctvrtek.
Ma konci sve porady We sire
du porota vydala zaloby proti
6 osobam zatcenym We stihan1
prostitutek v pondelf a v sobo-
tn.
Antonio Lionella, MATTEL hos
pody v 500 blocku baltimore
ulice, byl udan We stTedu pro
udrzovani nepofadneho domu
a dovolen1 zenam, ably tam wy
sedaly cekaj1ce ma muzske pa
irony.
Harry Cohen a Massuo ORR
flee ma podobnou zalobul drza-
nj jsou pod zarukami pc $500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-08
Diva popaleni vybuchem Ia.
chraneni re zalivu.

Diva mlad1ci: Robert Scarbo-
rough, 17lety a Oscar Johnson,
21lety, oba z Gridletree, kteTi
skocili S hoT1cf lodi do Sincpux-
ent zalivu u Snow Hill, kdyz
vybuchem ma lodi popaleni by
Ii, byli zachran6ni muzstvem z
jine lodi. Ma lodi Estelle Vast
meme otcem Scarborough, wy
buchl gasolfn. Johnson stoji-
CT u .kotle srazen byl ma podla-
hui v bezv6domf. Kdyz ku We
-domf pfisel, plameny zafily
kolem. Zahlednuv Scarborough
lez1ciho ma podlaze, nasadiv
svdj vlastnf zivot, pomohl SOU
druhu povstati a skociti do vo-
dy. We vode drzel Scarbo-
rougha az jina LODI tam brazdi-
CT Sc pribl1zila a muzstvem je-
Jim oba zachraneni.
= Yachta klerka Somerset
okresu soudu, Milarda Tawes,
ohrozena byla ohnem, kdyz
plula ku Smith ostrovu, ma
nemz konana byla dedikacni
slavnost obecnfho domu v
Rhodes Point. Ma yachte po-
die Tawese a Evanse byli BY
valy governor Emerson c.. Har-
rington a JIM. Ohen uhasen
byl skupinou asi dvaceti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-08
z OSLAV.

We dvou dnech, v nedeli a
pondeli utonulo v Marylandu
deset osob. Poslednf z Mich by
la 21leta Rose Bilbreay z Wa
shingtonu, jez utonula v pom
deli pr koupan1 u Owings
Beach, Md.
Ctyri z utonulych byli Mary
landane: John E. Perry, sole
ia z Baltimore, zemTela v pom
deli V Leonardtown ma popale-
niny, jez utrpela pri vybuchu
kterym znicena lodka Legace
Webba z Baltimore. Ona, ma
jitel lodky, jeho zena a vnuk,
hledali zachranu We vode. Kro-
me nj vsichni tax dalece unikli
nebezpeci.
Furman Blair, 22lety z Bal
timore utonul pTi plovani u Be-
verify Beach v Anne Arundel O.
kresu. Mrtvola nalezena byla
pc dvou hodinach.
Sylvia Zingowella, 16leta re
S. Bouldin ulice, skocila S LODI
ky asi 400 stop cd brehu ma
Back River a zmizela v hlubi-
ne. Nemohla byti nalezena
vZdor namaze muzstva ambu-
lance re Sparrows Point.
Harry Cooper, 32lety z Cliff
ton avenue. utOnull. kdvz SDad1
do vod ma Broad rece.
James M. Whye, 40lety Ger
noch, utonul v Baltimorskem
okresu kdyz Sc koupal V fece.
Edmund Leger, 27lety z Glen
Echo, hudebn1k, utonul Poto-
mac rece ma vyletu kolem phi
noel.
Charles Paden, 25lety z Du-
quesne, Pa, utonul v jez1rku
Deep Creek lake, kde Sc S MIN
lodka prevrhla.
Harry Turner, 18lety z Wi
ley Ford, Va, utonul v Poto.
mac rece kdyz sklouzl Sc skaly
do hlubiny. William H. Tay.
Tor z Beltsville, utonul tam '
bl1zkosti.
y utery oznameno bylo
re v Americe dvoudenni slav.
nosti vyzadaly 81 zivoty asi 51e
osob. z techto 139 Sc utopilo
l27 zastreleno, prskavkami 3 u
smrceni a v acknowledged ne
hodach 256 osob pobito. Gel
KEN ztrata zivotG lidskych lie.
tos byla mensi nezli minulehC
roku. Dvacet osob We dny ty
spachalo sebevrazdy, 18 usmr'
ceno bylo vlaky, SO stale Sc O.
betf rGznych nehod, jake: pa.
dG, bleskG a domac1ch nehod.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-08
Vlada shani Sc " Baltimore 20
dome.

0OAAA(s
Plany pocaty byly admin
stracf verejnych pracf (WPA)
ma zakoupenf q 100000
pTebytek odevG z krejcovskych
tovaren.
Harry D. Williar, nacelnfk
WPA zde, pTedlozil Wade We
Washingtonu projekt, jak "a
mestnati zde lidi, kterf by ma
starosti NELL zasoby odevnf v
Baltimore, ma jejich umisten1 a
rozdavanf nezamestnanym. Ny
nj hledana jest pr1hodna budo-
va pro zasoby tyto.
VyjadTeny byly pochyby, re
pfebytecn6 od6vy Baltimor-
skych toyarnfkG zde skoupeny
budou. Koupe provozovany
jsou We vsech castech zeme.
Plany temito pomozeno Dude
nezamestnanym a pax praci v
tovarnach ma vyrobe novych
zasob.
Baltimore Dude jednim z
hlavnich skladist pro uchovani
a rozdllen1 oblekG.
Nakup pc cele zemi "a 10
milionG dolarG odporucil vlad-
nj administered WP9A presi-
dent unie krejcovskych delhi
XII a mfstopresidentC. I. o.,
Sidney Hillman.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-08
DR.. France rozveden.

V Elkton, Md, obdrzel roz-
vod cd sve manzelky, DIR. Jo-
seph I. France, byvaly vladni
senator "a Maryland a kandi-
dat do 1radu presidentskeho
roku 1882. Manzelkou jeho
byla princezna Tatiana Dech-
terov z Ruska. Oddani byli v
Par1zi roku 1927.
DR.. France platil manzelce
$500 mesfcne Cd dolby, kdy o
jejich rozvodu jednano bylo v
soudu. Otec jej1 byl bohaty
rusky pravnik, Vladimir Dech-
terov "a carske vlady. Popra-
ven byl v bolsevicke revoluci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-08
President schvalil $956.873
pro pfidSl Marylandu.

Senatori Tydings a Radcliffe O.
znamili, re president Roose.
welt schvalil sunni WPA 1856.
873 jake pr1del Marylandu
Cast 1902, 500 urcena jest ne
projekty v zapadni casti statu
Ma zlepseni Narodniho hTbito.
va v Baltimore obraceno Dude
re sunny $1O4,42O, ma udrzen.
sicich skol $21,925 ma Eastern
Sohre a ma detskou opatrovnu
We Wicomico okresu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-08
Ditko z~achraneno.

Oddilem hasic1 pozarenske
STANCE v Glen Burnie zachra-
memo bylo pr zivote 3lete dit
ko Rose Millerove. Tonouci
dlvka zachranena byla z Mar
ley Teky. Hasici pracovali ma
pTivedenf ku vedomf ditka pc
|45 minut.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-08
Stoleta stodola shorela.

Jedno sto let stara stodola
ma farme Franka Barnett,
6816 Reisterstown road, znice-
ma byla We stredu ohnem. We
stodole shofelo dvacet ton Sc
ma.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-08
Padl mrtvy do rukou policisty.

Faul n1fIVy 90 FuAOu POAASASSJ'
Cernossky hl1dac domu V 900
blocku st. Paul ulice, povedel
v pondelf policejnim straznl-
kim Moranovi a Helfrichovi, o
kradezi v dome provedene a
pax padl mrtvy do naruce po-
licisty. Cernoch, 7Olety, udal
policist1m, jak dunn, {. GIT,
dra. G.. Howard White, nalezl
w pondelf v 1plnem nepofadku.
|Zlodej do domu vedral Sc wy
sazen1m okna. We zprave sve
cernoch policistGm udati ne
mohl, jak velikou kradez byla,
Doktor White jest v Alexan-
drii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-08
Marylandska universita obdr-
zela $1,O24.65O.

Administrace veTejnych pra-
CT (WPA) We Washingtonu da-
la Marylandske universite ma
zbudovani 10 novych budov, 6
staveb u stojicich budov a pre-
staveni jedne $1,024, $50.