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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-03-10
Safety Talks Given
at PIT. "A. Meeting

The regular monthly meeting OF
the Parent Teacher association was
held in the high schol auditorium
Wednesday evetnn ig.T buehnsessi
Wednesday evening. The business
meeting was taken up with the un-
animous election of the nomina-
ton board, whose duty is to nomi-
nate officers for the coming year.
Those elected were Mrs. H. r. Love,
Miss Lena Mains and G. s. Hughes.
Following the business session the
meeting was turned over to the pro-
gram chairman, Mrs. Herbert Mis-
ner. The program subject for the
evening was Safety. Mrs. Julia
Hemenway. principal Of the grade
school, gave explanations Of how
the children were responding to
their safety campaign. Safety pos
tiers were read and explained by Ar
lene Anon and Jimmy Truman.
These posters were made by grade
school children which showed some
ideas to ward off accidents. Mar
ley Parker gave q short talk on the
safety system Of loading school
buses and fire drills. He explained
that approximately $50 pupils could
march out with no confusion or ex-
element In az minutes time. A
brief report was given Of the work
Of the Safety Council of which Miss
Lena Mains Is president. Miss
Therese Thole Is Judge Of this coun-
Gil and whose duty is to determine
the seriousness Of the offenses. State
Highway Patrolman Kennedy gave q
very interesting talk on Safety" at
which time he gave some excellent
Information, gave data on safety
measures and asked the cooperation
Of parents and citizens to help carry
out these measures. He also COM
commended the work Of the grade
school pupils on the making Of their
posters.
The music for the program was
furnished by e. A. Mcdowell and
his high school band. Refreshments
were served In the cafeteria after
the program.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-03-10
o. E. S. Officers Convene

The past matrons and past pa
irons of southeastern washington
of the order Of Eastern Stars met
here for an all-day session Wednes-
day. There were so in all present
with representatives from Pomeroy.
walla Walla. Pasco. Dayton, Waits
burg and Kennewick. A potluck
dinner was served at noon. The
greater part Of the day consisted Of
making plans for the grand assem-
bly,, which will convene in Walla
Walla in June. A short program was
also given in the afternoon. Those
taking part were: the girls sextette
from the local senior high school.
two solos by Mrs. II. r. Love, who
also gave q paper on washington
AS q Mason"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-03-10
citizens Petition
nmL,,dnall to File for
a.. Commissioner
He Agrees to Become C..
candidate for Office;
Others Ready

/. neu political technique has been
developed. -, uoor already
utica. Mic Arguments are being made
=. 1.-The. the fall elections. The first an
- I -. along this line came to
NJ. this afternoon, when a petit
-. as,' vss presented to M. N. Hudnall'
-. ~. manager Of the Potlatch Lum-
- - Co. asking that he consent to
=. $3.50 a candidate for county COM
..,.sioner from this district.
Tne petition was signed by a
-. ~ local farmers and bus
, nS. and drew forth an ac-
a.ue.nce from Mr.. Hudnall. The Pc
tition reads IS follows:
apelieving that your many years
- PRACTICAL business experience in
tnis community has fully quail
a. YOU for the work OF q county
~. .ormissioner, we request that you
n,e for the office in the coming
-. .lsction and promise you our
Sesrty support towards your
election"
The petition bears the following
.,enatures: Gus Neuman, G. E. MIC
IN. q. H. Tilbury, Jay Perry. F.
3 cr.s1 c. A. Crawford, r. E.
r :, Ted watkins, A. G. Anon, ].
; tons. NJ. g. Helm, L. q. Moccao.
= a Linn, Phil Bier, w. J. Pres
tm. d. r. vibber, Otto Reese. Har-
"a q. Fyfe, Frank r. White, Robt.
Manson, Lewis w. Sloan.
q. G. Puderbaugh, J. r. Mowery,
Milton Libby, M. H. Kershaw, F. F.
peste. Roy E. Larkin, E. G. Smith,
+. r. Day, n. g. Schmidt. w. 8.
Washburn, Frank A. Visger, n. +.
Oliver. Roger Records. A. F. Brown,
4 G. Tweet, Charles G. Robertson,
q. P. Cranmer.
Following presentment Of the Pc
Him. Mr.. Hudnall made the fol-
lowing reply: Its difficult for me
20 express my sincere appreciation to
yuur letter requesting that I file
for the office Of commissioner. It
would certainly show q lack Of
n,titude il I failed to accept your
lind offers Of help and I hereby
declare my intention to file for this
dice ct the proper time.
Il fully realize that It will re-
uuires I'll my time and attention
% carry ON this work in the very
satisfactory way Mr.. Jay Perry has
during his term Of office, but !
assure you that I will do my best
h every way to serve the public
welfare.
thanking you again for your
lind words and good wishes. I am
truly yours, M. N. Hudnall."
Filings for county offices are made
b July. and several other citizens
azs considering filing for county
offices. Mr.. Perry, as well as sew
esl of.the other county officers are
prevented from running again for
Tie same offices by the statute Of
limitations.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-03-10
The Weather

Beautiful days and nights just
crimpy enough to be right Tor as
paragus are the features OF the
weather for the past week. At that
the spring is almost exactly at the
same stage as it was last year. Ship
ments of the famous Kennew1ck
grass, providing the famous Ken
newick weather continues, VIII De
about the first Of the month. Inc
weather records for the week end
ing this morning, compared with
those of the corresponding week OF
O uoar aoA follow: E------- = -
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-03-10
Smith to Head
Tennis Committee
at City Park
Playing Rules to be
Posted; Tournaments
Being Planned

The four new concrete courts at
the school house will be completed
this week and already have created
q tremendous interest in the game
locally. The two double courts in
the park have also been In use prac-
tically every daylight hour during
the past week.
The park committee has appoint
ed q special committee, headed by
e. G. Smith, with w. ]. Skinner and
Rev. Carl Lucky, to handle the at
fairs at the courts. A set Of rules
has been drawn up and will be post
ed as soon as the sign can be paint
ed.
The rules call for q display Of
courtesy and sportsmanship, ask
ing that children observe certain
hours Of play, especially II adults
are waiting to play. Two out Of
three sets will be the limit for all
players II there are others waiting
to use the courts. Singles will not
be permitted II there are others
waiting. Such other rules as may
be found necessary will be posted
from time to time and series Of
tournaments will be arranged for
q little later in the season.
Because Of the construction Of
these courts, it viii be forbidden to
play unless wearing tennis shoes.
Hard shoes are causing consider
able damage, particularly at this
time, since the surface has not had
q chance to get set yet.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-03-10
Runaways Returned

Sheriff Bud Richter was q bust
ness visitor in Kennewick Tuesday
evening. He stopped here on his
way back to Prosser after returning
the two runaway girls from Richland
who were picked up at Ellensburg.
They had been gone since Sunday
on a little travel and adventure
haunt.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-03-10
Each Gets SIS

Somehow or other this paper
overlooked printing q recent item
about the series Of card parties given
as library and park benefits by the
Woman's Club. As q result Of the
parties both the library and the
park will be richer by $25.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-03-10

Mrs. Marie Jensen, 81. died last
evening at the home Of her son.
Jack, on the highway near the foot
of Washington street. She had been
q cripple for q long period and has
been in failing health for the past
year. No arrangements have yet
been made, pending the arrival Of
q daughter from Snohomish.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-03-10
TOM CHRISTENSEN DIES

Tom Christensen. longtime res
ident Of the River Road died sud-
denly this evening about $50 from
q heart attack. No further de-
tails concerning the death are
available at time of going to press.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-03-10

The Rinkydink club met at the
home Of Mrs. Odin Staley Wednes-
day afternoon for q dessert lunch
con.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-03-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Stillwell
visited in Walla Walla Friday.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-01-19

SUNDAY TOUCH" FOOTBALL ENTHUSIAST
HAVE NEW FIELD TO PLAY ON
Those who like to Timber up on the
gridiron can thank the Admin stration
for setting side the space across
Ridge Road fer their outdoor activities.
The space is directly across Ridge
Road from the open area (noar court So
which has been used by the enthusiasts
heretofore.
INVENTION SOLVES BABY PROBLEM
By Clifton j. Cockill
No longer do Mr.. and Mrs. Greenbelt
have to worry about who is going to
care for Junior while the, attend the
Town Meetings or Social Affairs.
We unders tand that one bright,
Electrically inclined young man, (iden-
tity unknown has worked out plan
whereby everything is hunky-dory.
microphone is suspended over Baby's
bed and wires run out the window over
to neighbOr Jonos's house where they
are attached to a set Of earphones.
Batteries provide the ecessary powor.
Every ten or fifteen minutes Mr..
Jones, who does not attend any meetings
for various reasons, drops his COOPER
ATOR and tunes in for Station B-A-W.
If Station B-h-N is the air he DASH
es over to joe Inventors house and
goes to work.
Several methods Of pacification are
offered by Jones. Standing on your
head, drink Of water, making faces,
fresh linen, walking the floor, and
as final res ort, good stiff clip on
the chin, will rest tore Junior to the
folds Of peaceful slumbor.
Meanwhile, Nom and Pop are enjoying
thems elves at the dance or amending
OnS al ho
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-01-19
NOTICE
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as required, will be received by the
Pos tnastors at Greenbelt and Berwyn, Nd.
For applications and further informa tt on
see the above Pos tmast ers.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-01-19
GREEEBgLT WOMEN TO HEAR EXPERT
ON SHOPPING PROBLEMS TUESDAY

Advisory Committee Cooperatives,
Miss Alice Edwards, Former Executive
Secretary Of Home Economics ssOciation,
Of New York City, will speak in the
school home economies room at 2 PM Tues
day, January 25th. All Greenbelt
women are cordially invited.
Miss Edwards is to discuss i'm
p0rtant phases Of consumer educati
She will articularly deal wi tn problems
confronting in their shopping
for foods, cosmetic and textiles.
AS expert in food and drug
legislation, Miss Edwards will touch
upon S one dangers to which families are
subjected because Of inadequate food
and drug laws. In the past she has
acted as Cha irnan Of the Women's Joint
Congress ional Committee, representing
eight women's organi cations, in attemp-
ting to secure adequate food and drug
lcgis latiOn to protect the consumer.
in arrangement cormitte will greet
Miss Edwards at luncheon here before
she speaks. Those in charge Of the
program arc: Mesdames Maryn, Rider,
Bossomer, Richie, Dicker1nan, Axelrod
and Miss Hoffman.
The chief value Of this meeting is
that Groonbolt women will have an
opportunity to question q dis tinguishod
authority on various matters about
honemaking in which they deeply
concerned when stretching a limited
budget.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-05
Ia zachransni 100000.

Pred ctyriceti lety hoch, KITE
ry v grocerii v Bloomington,
Ind, vydelaval tydne So, vyta-
hi z reky White top1ciho Sc
muze, dial mu dive tretiny sve-
no tydenn1ho platu a pfal mu
vseho zdaru. Nyni tento byva-
~ grocernf klerk, Alva Nc
Gill, zijfcf nynf v Indianapolis,
obdrzel zpravu, re omen muz
jim zachraneny chce mu daro-
vati 800, 900 V uznanj jeho
tehdejsfho cinu.
"M1j manzel nepocita kuTa-
ia, dokud Sc nevylfhnou," pra-
villa McGill, kdyz byla tazana
ma tento prfpad. "Nimene
myslf, re omen telegram neni
podvod, protoze nikdo neil
jedine jeho rodina vedela teh-
dy, re zachranil zivot muzi,
Pozdeji omen muz odejel ma
zapad a zbohatl tam. Ztravil
uz nejaky cas- hledanim Nc
Gilla. Jeho pravnfci jiz navstf-
viii Bloomington a Spencer,
kde McGill nejaky cas- Ill"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-05

V Chicago, VIM. Miller, AZ
lety, byvaly vazeny obchodn1k
sportovnim zboz1m zatcen.
Jeste pred deseti mesfci byl
Miller vazenym obchodnikem
Dodaval take skolam, univer-
sitam, kolejfm v celem stredo-
zapadu.
Nynf je veznem Summer
dale policejnf STANCE. Je
prot nemu 81 zalob z fales-
nych cek6, udavanych Jim
vsude, kde Sc jen dalo. Policie
ma "a to, re jich vydal asi "a
$4,000 "a dobu cd T1jna m. r.,
kdy zanechal sveho obchodu
Miller sc k tomu vsemu doz-
nal. Provadel to tax, re nabi-
oil platiti duh cekem. Vystavil
jej ma vetsi sunni a tn 81 VIVA
dial zpet v hotovych penezich.
Byly to obycejne ceky ma $1OC
az SITS. Hledan je take V
Cincinnati, O., st. Louisa, Mo.
Tulsa, Okla, a nekolika mis-.
tech Arizony.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-05

V Jonesboro, Arkansas, 81
Lefty William A. Buddy Pat
ton nadseny ctenar historek re
zvota divokeho zapadu, ktery
Sc casio cvicil v strelbe z pis-
tole, volil radeji smrt v plane
mech sveho hoflc1ho srubu, nez
ably sc VIDAL serifove posse,
kterou drzel v sachu svou stfel
bou plnych "a hodin.
Pr oblehanf Pattonova sru-
bu bylo vypaleno pres tislc ran
Kdyz pax Patton v noel ma dru
ny den videl, re neunikne, sam
zapalil sve obydl1 o peti svetni-
cfch a zahynul v plamenech,
zatfm co Sc ma tuto tragedil
dfvalo pres 20 osob, jez no O.
blehaly. Serif Tom Lane pra-
vii, re Patton, kdysi prosperu-
.jicl farmaT, zacal ma neho
|strileti, kdyz Sc blfzil k jehc
srubu pc st1znosti, re obchod'
mix v male osade Bono 81 stezo.
val, re mu Patton vyhrozoval
pistol v ruce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-05
konec s~oupefstvi.

Rvacka O pnlnoci O prfzef
mlade c1snice, smrt jednoho
z rival1 a zatcenl a celenl tres.
tn druheho, to vse je vysled-
KEN mladicke zarlivosti a u
kvapenosti v Chicago.
Stredem pozornosti obou
mladych lidf byla 18leta Iris
Thor, jez byla take bezmoc-
nym svedkem cinu. Zabit byl
21lety Robert Samac, a vra-
hem je 25lety August Kuehl,
mal1r napisG. Ten bodl veil
kym nozem Samace a pax u
tekl.
Probodnuty byl jiz mrev,
kdyz byl privezen do nemocni-
&C.. Kuehl O tom nevedel, kdyz
pc celou noe chodil v Lincoln
parku, MAZE ma cele velkou ra-
nu, zpdsobenou mu zabitym
Samacem.
Rano sci ma stanici a tam Sc
dial zatknouti. Vedel jiz z no.
vim O smrti Samace. Pr W.
slechu udal Kuehl, re byl v
pratelskem pomeru k Thor pc
osm mesicd. PAX sc nejak me-
pohodli a ona pocala choditi
Sc Samacem. V pondeli vecer
mela s MIN jfti do divadla. On
pfisel do jej1ho bytu asi v 7:30
ale pc chvili Ease odesel, zko-
lektovali nejake pen1ze. Vratil
sc asi v 8 hodin, zahledl pouze
jak odjizd1 v autu.
Sci Sc tedy podivati ma hru
baseballu. Ia dive hodiny pax
vratil sc Ease k domu Thor.
Ia pasem mel otevfeny nGz. A
to proto, re byl varovan, re je-
no rival ma zaostrenou zelez-
nou rourou, jake zbran. Kdyz
prijeli vsichni Ease v autu k
domu, pristoupil blize a zadal
devce, ably vystoupilo a pro-
mluvilo S MIN. Iris jaksi va
hala a on opakoval svoji "a
dost, pri cemz polozil ruku ma
automobil. V tom okamziku
Samac no Ia nj popadl. Ma to
Sc Kuehl ohnal sym nozem a
skoro soucasne byl uderen Cd
pGrcem do celia onou rourou.
Samac klesl, jsa ranen a on
utekl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-05
Sest Americana pablo v bojich
We S~panelsku.

Pratele brigady Abraham
Lincolna, bojujfcf radach
spanelskych loyalistd prot
nacionalistGm generalissima
Franco oznamili, re pablo DIAL
slch sest Americana z teto bri-
gady. Zabitf jsou:
38lety Roe Handy Burkett
z Oklahoma City; 28lety
Frank Heagnye z Atlantic, N.
j., 23lety Carl Lowenberg z
Newark, N. j., 26lety Henry j.
Parote z Cascade, Mont, 22le-
Ity Abraham Sasson z Los An
geles a Edward Mitchell, je-
hoz adresa nenl znama.
Protiutok trup spanelske
vlady ma katalanske fronte
IDA sc dnes byti zastaven po-
silou, jiz Sc dostalo Macdonald
st6m, kterf narychlo odvolali
nektere pluky re sveho tazenl
ma Valencii.
Gandesa, distriktnf hlavnl
stan nacionalistu, je stale jeste
"nici zeml', ma kterou 81 oso-
buji pravo ODE valc1ci strany.
Dosle zpravy udavaji, re
vladnf vojsko presto k 1toku,
ma 1seku Viver a ma valencij-
ske fronte a dobylo opet onoho
bodu, ktereho Sc zmocnili ma
cionaliste. Bylo to jedine mis-
to, ma kterem v retezu opevne-
nj podafilo Sc rebel1m pronik-
nouti.
Deset letadel nacionalistic-
kych rebel1 podniklo 1toky ma
mesto Falset, vychodne cd E.
bro, a jak Sc oznamuje, ono
mfsto bylo pry doslovne mi
ceno. Letci svrhli pres 200
bomb pri peti 1toc1ch,p fi nichz
bylo 25 osob zabito a 70 pora-
memo.
Pr letecke bitce bllze Viver,
.jak udavaji vladni zpravy, by
la pry srazena tfi italska leta-
ola.
z Barcelony bylo tez ozna-
memo, re italsky letec, 23lety
Giovanni Split z Ghedi v TIA
lii, ktery bojoval S rebely, 20.
cervence pristal u Alcala de
Henares Sc sym pronasledo-
vacfm letadlem Fiat a pridal
sc k loyalistGm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-05
Ceska zemrela " 81 letech.

We Weimar, Texas, zemfela
Anna Kainerova We veku 81 ro-
XII. Teprve pred II dny osla-
villa 1O5. n%arozeniny sveho
manzela, ktery je povazovan
"a nejstars1ho belocha V celem
Texasu. Provdala Sc "a neho,
kdyz j bylo 20 rokI, a to v
Hranicich ma Morave. Ia me-
sic 20 svatbe Sc vystehovali do
Texasu, kde nejprve farmafili
u High Hill.
Manzele Kainerovi zili v Te-
xasu 68 rok1. Byli take PRIV
nj, kteri dostali starobn1 pensi
z rukou samotneho guvernera
Alfredo, ktery 81 je tehdy po-
wal do Austin a nechal Sc S
mimi fotografovati. Jejich O.
brazek tehdy otiskly skoro vse
chny listy v Texasu.
Ia svobodna sc jmenOvala
Anna Morkovska a pochazela
re Striteze u Hranic, zvane ne
mecky Ohrensdorf. Krone
manzela oplakava il sest d.
tex, trf synove a til dcery. Sy-
move Eduard, Emil a Adolf
|jsou usazeni u Weimar; prvnl
dcera, provdana "a Jana Sra
bare a druha Ia Joe Freise
,jsou tez u Weimar, kdezto ire
tt pi. Joe Hruskova zije v Ca
merOn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-05

V Chicago 32lety Edward F.
Petrak, MATTEL fetezu feznic,
kych obchodG, sl1bil re zaplati
hned a hotove 100000, pred
lozil take eek, zbytek pax v
mesfcnfch splatkach, pc ST.
500, az Dude vse uhrazeno.
Dluzil statu $58,974.
K tomu doslo u soudu, kde
Petrak Sc musil pTiznati, re
falsoval danova pTiznan1 a Pc
dflel Sc ma spiknut1 k podvodU
prot statu. Soudce J. j. Roo.
ney vynesl rozsudky diva a tx
pc sesti mes1c1ch a pax da
Petraka ma rok ma probaci
Kdyz no propoustel ma svobo.
du, podotkl soudce, re rozsud
ky vezenf vstoupf hned v plat
most, jakmile by nesplnil zaru
Gene splatky, ale i V tom pf1pa
de, re by nynl Tadne neplati
dan z prodeje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-05
K svStovemu kongresu mlade-
ze v New Yorku.

Druheho svetoveho kongre-
SUI mladeze v New Yorku
z1castnf Sc 20 clenna delega-
ce z Ceskoslovenska, ktera Cd
jede do New Yorku pocatkem
pT1stiho tydne. V ceskoslo-
vensk6 delegaci jsou zastupci
cs. mladeze organisovane v
rGznych politickych stranach.
Cekoslovensti DELEGATE navstfvi
"a sveho pobytu We Spojenych
Statech take vetsi krajanska
strediska ma Vychode a Sire
dozapade, kde uspofadajf Ta-
du pTednasek. Svetovy kon-
gres mladeze Sc kona cd 18.
do "a. srpna "a 1casti delega-
tn re SO stat1. Ucelem toho-
to kongresu jest zvysit zajem
o vzajemne poznan1 a porozu-
men1 mezi mladou generac1
re vsech statG a tax pracovat
pro mir mezi narody. Mezi
cestnymi protektory tohoto
kongresu jest take cs. zahra-
nicnf ministr DR.. Kamil Krof-
ia.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-05
Neobycejne hodiny z Evropy.

Nejvets1 hodiny ma svete
jsou dnes v New Yorku. Bu-
dou vystaveny ma svetove w
stave. Hodiny byly privezeny
ma lodi Pennlond. Zhotovil je
Louis thinner, ktery je hodina
rem We sluzbach belgickeho
krale Leopolda.
Ma hodinach je SO cifernikd
a IA samostatnych stroll. Cd
bornfci povazujf hodiny "a nej
dokonalejs1 stroj ma svete. Jsou
ma hodinach ukazovany pohyb
slunce, mesice, hvezd a planet,
kalendarnf vypocty a pT1liv i
odliv morsky.
Zimmerovi bylo jiz nab1ze-
no "a hodiny $250,0OO, nab1d-
ka byla ale zam1tnuta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-05

Ma zaklade tyran1 domaha
Sc rozvodu James KadeTavek
cd sve manzelky Julie, sc KITE
rou Sc podruhe ozenil 81. srp.
ma 1886.
Poprve sc manzele wall IL
srpna 1888. Rozvedeni byli 10
srpna 1885. James Kaderavek
ktery jest zamestnanfm krejc.
a pracuje v Chicago, uvadf, IL
|jej zena tyrala a re jej vyka.
zvala z domu. To take prJ
musel uciniti letosnfho 3. Ger
vna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-05
Mlada matka odsouzena pro
zproneveru penez.

Mar. Coneyova, mlada man
zelka a matka 7 nedel stareho
dftka, byla distriktnim soudem
V Knoxville, Iowa, odsouzena
ma 10 let do statnf kaznice pro
zeny V Rockwell City. Byla "a
m6stnana V 1radovne okresn1-
no pokladnika, kde mela prf-
stup k penezGm a zpronevefila
$2,O98.58. Jejf manzel, bar
VII, niceho nevedel o jejim po-
klesku.
zena byla V 1radovne po-
kladnika zamestnana jeste "a
drivejsfho pokladnika a dosta-
vala sos m6s1cne. Jejl muz
vyd6laval asi 500 mes1cne,
take to vsechno ami nespotfe-
bovali. Jest to jiz pc druhe
CO zpronev6ra byla objevena
V t6 1radovne behem 3 rokI.
Pred casem jisty William J.
Johns z Knoxville zpronevefil
$500 okresn1ch penez a byl Cd
souzen k pobytu We vezenf. Je-
no sedmileta dcerka vyprosila
mu pardon, take guverner
Kraschel ma primluvu nemoc-
ne dcerky jejfho otce omilost-
nil a pc odbytf 81 trestu 4 me-
sfc1 jej dial ma parole, kteryz-
to Gin byl nekterymi obcany
OdsuZovan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-05
Vojin ceskeho pIGvodu do Ia
lare ma 30 let "a nasili.

20lety vojfn Eddie Cejka u
posadky We Fort Sam Houston
byl odsouzen V Lockhart,
Texas ma 80 rokn do zalaTe "a
znasilnenf d1yky re San Anto.
MIA. Pro tyz zlocin Walter
Johnson, alias Augustin Gar
cha, byl odsouzen ma SO rokG.
Bylo to 5. cervna t. r., kdy u
San Antonio prepadli onu div
ku, kdyz sc sym spolecnfkem
vysla z divadla. Donutili mi
lence, ably v autu zajel ma opu-
stene m1sto, kde Sc pax oba
dopustili ma divce hnusneho
zlocinu. Byli brzy vypatrani
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-05
Aby zivot byl snazsim.

V teto nekdy tax zmatene
dobe, vynalezci stale pracuji
ma tom, ably ucinili zivot snaz-
sim. Vynalezy v nejnovejs1 do
be patentovany byly V dfadov-
ne We Washingtonu: Znepoko-
jeny, re vsechna pozornost o.
bracena jest ma zensky klo-
blouk, jeden vynalezce pocal
zkoumati, jak muzsky klobouk
udelati zajfmavejs1m. Vyna-
lezem jeho bylo udelanf male
skatulky Sc zrcadkem ma povr-
chu teto. Skatulku tuto Sc zr-
cadkem um1stil vynalezce do
vnitr klobouku, ably tam slou-
lila jake schranka ma male
toaletnf pomGcky,n avst1venky
tikety a pod. Hotova to IRA
dovna We vasem klobouku.
= Lide trpfcf studenymi no.
hami mohou Sc zaj1mati, jak
vypracoval jiny vynalezce, o
nozn1 zahTfvac, ktery pomoc1
trubek pripevn6nymi ku dstdm
trpitele pTivadf z list jeho te-
ply vzduch do bot.
- Jiny vynasel, jak bojova-
ii proti nocnf kradezi. Kolem
krku upevn6na jest stuzka, k
nfz pTipevnen jest poplasny
p~Tfstroj, ktery prileha ku bra
de spfcfho. Pouh6 pohnutf hla-
YOU ozivf poplasny signal. To-
to mGzete 81 witt do postele a
odstrasiti raubfre. Co vsak Sc
stane, jste-li nepokojnymi We
spanku a zakyvate 81 hlavou?