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Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-04

way yielded but one run in the
entire meet. Yet he is parked on
the Commerce bench while Henry
handouts the opposition with an
noying consistency.
But even an ordinary pitcher
could win with the support sup
piled Henry. Buck Eldridge, Dawes
battery mate, is as good as they
come. First Sacker Bud Mangold
batted AIS last season, Irv Gordon
is rated the best second Sacker III
southern Califarnia. Ernie Killing
at shortstop is another Medwiek
at the plate. Harvey Johnson Is
natural on the no. corner. OntS
fielders George Thomas, Joe Orioff
and Hank Duda could hardly be
kept off of any all-star team in
southern California.
It's dollars 10 doughnuts they'll
win everytime they start, but their
admirers continue to flock to the
park-Just In case.
That, my friends, was written by
one of the papers regular staff
not a press agent.
1t appears that Joe Hurst and the
boys have their work cut out Tor
them Friday night.
The playoff between the I. V.
Hardware and Silver Slipper soft
ball teams will start Tuesday night
of next week if present plans are
followed.
Silver Slipper won the first hall
and the Nailers annexed the sec
ond half of paly. Both teams will
have full strength lineups for the
playoff game.
Joe Hurst will pitch for the
Hardware and unprecictable Steve
Ritter will hurl for the first half
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-04
All Stors Sharpen Betting
Ewes for !. q. HurIer

Ell Centric All-Stars sharpened
their batting eyes in final city
league games Tuesday and We'd
nesday nights in preparation for
their meeting with the Los Angeles
Commerce Finance team Friday
night in Ell Centro stadium.
Dave Henry, pitcher for the
Commerce team has hurled that
club to a majority of its 81 out Of
80 victories. He has hurled more
than ten shutouts and has pitched
five no-hit no-run games.
He will be opposed by Joe Fox"
Hurst Hurst will be backed by a
strong All-Star infield and out
field, seeking their twelfth straight
win.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-04
TODANS
SPORT PARADE, I !! a
hAa&H3Bl
BY HENRY McLEMORE

NEW 1oforN, aug WI FOi
George Hudsons sake I wish there
were a Baker street in New York,
and that on Baker street lived
Sherlock Holmes, ready at any time,
day or night, to jump in his trap
and gallop off to solve a mystery.
Because George Hudson, tennis
coach Of the Berkeley Tennis club
of Berkeley, Calf, and one of the
finest teachers in the game, is con-
fronted with a mystery. The my
Stery concerns what officials o.
the United States Lawn Tennis as
Sociation told young frankie Ko-
vacs on hot and sticky afternoon
during the recent Seabright tourna-
ment.
1t must have been an ominouS
message, because it turned him
dead against a man who had been
his friend, his coach, and his ad-
wiser for more than fives years.
That friend, that coach, and that
adviser was George Hudson. He
started teaching Kovacs when
Frank was a gangling boy of 13.
Finally Frank developed sufficient
stroke equipment to be one of the
most promising players in th> coun-
try. When Frank decided to come
east this year for a whirl on the
big-time circuit, he asked Hudson
to come with him; made Hudson
pledge that he accompany him every
step OF the way.
Hudson, paying his own way, left
the coast with Kovacs early in
June. The tWo-pupil and coach
went to tournaments in Kansas
City, Chicago and Cincinnati. They
rcomed together, ate together, play
ed together.
Then they reached Seabright, a
tournament important enough to
bring out high USLTA officials, on
the lockout for Davis cup material
Kovacs played magnificiently.
Came that afternoon when a
photographer asked Kovacs and
Hudson to pose for a picture. Out
of clear sky, Kovacs refused.
Asked why, he answered, Il have
my own reasons. I can't have that
picture made"
Sitting in the lounge of the Gov
ernor Clinton hotel yesterday, with
Kovacs playing at Southampton,
Hudson told me what a shock the
boys behavior had been to him.
Il asked him what was the mat
ter and SO did my wife," Hudson
said. "All we could get out of him
was that certain tennis officials
had told him positively not to be
seen with me, take any lessons from
me, or travel around with me. 1
haven't seen him since"
asked Mr.. Hudson if he had not
made inquiry among the tennis
fathers.
"Yes, but l got little satisfaction.
I talked to Mr.. Holcombe Ward |
and he told me that Kovacs did not |
need my services any ionger-that
he was a completely equipped play
er, now, and furthermore, il he |
should, by any chance need coach
ing, the Davis cup committee would |
furnish it. / told him this was |
abSurd-that Kovacs did need fur
ther help, especially on his fore
hand. But he started talking Of
some one else, and seemed to for.
get all about me-"
Mr.. Hudson does not intend let
ting the mystery drop. He is busy
at work tearing away the mists
that surround the entire transaction
and promises some interesting de-
yelopments in few days.
I, along with the estimable Doctor
Watson, am very interested in what
Sherlock Holmes would probably
have called "The Mystery of the
Davis Cunp Prospect" and will give
you another installment soon.
QnIE aApA DrN0ur,, CnD DEhJTo
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-04
IbI Entries for
Golf Tournev

NEW YORK, Aug. 4. (UPl-Only
l61 entries have been received for
the 1888 national amateur golf
championship and the deadline Is
just eight days away, the U. S.
golf association announced today.
The association expected a large
entry because the scene of the
championship, oakmont. Pa, is
centrally located. However, there
appeared little chance that the 1886
entry record of 1118 would be ap-
preached. The association will ac-
cept entries up until pm. Friday,
Aug. II.
Qualifying rounds will be played
in 80 districts Aug. 30.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-04
L. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 4. (UPl -
Hogs so. Steady to weak. Small lot
9-9.75. Sows 7.25-7.50.
Cattle 700. Slow, steady. Few
steers $50. Good quoted TO 9.25
and above. Grass steers 6.75-7.l0.
Short fed heifers 760. Cows 5-5.75
Medium bulls 5.50-6.25. Calves 500.
Few 10 6.25. Cutter grade 3.5O-4 S5
Slow, steady to Is cents lower. Top
vealers 1925. Calves G.75-9.
Sheep 500. Steady. Good spring
lambs 8. Common to medium ewes
2.76 sorted.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-04
Yale Coach FORCES
Into Voting Lead

CHICAGO, Aug. 4. CUP)-Ray-
mond Pond, Yale, held first place
today in the nationwide poll to
select a staff of coaches for the
college all-Amencan team which
will meet the Washington Redskins,
champions of the national football
league, in Soldiers Field, Aug. 81
He had 2,908,649 points. Elmer
Layden, Notre Dame, was second
with 2,747694, and Harry Kipke,
unattached, third, with 2,724,63
Bo McMillin, Indiana, who led the
poll yesterday, dropped to fourth
place with 2,682,80l.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-04

NEW YORK, Aug. A. lUP) =
Small Montana, former flyweight
champion of the Philippines, ad-
vanced a step today in his cam
paign for the world title vacated
by Benny Lynch. Having disposed
of Katsumi Moroika, claimant Of
the Canadian title, his next oppo-
nent in the New York Athletic
commission elimination series
will be Little Dado, a fellow coun-
tryman.
Montana decisively outpointed
Moroika in their Is round bout at
greensboro arena last night. A
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-04
Foreign Cars to
Enter Races

San Diego and Arizona cars again
prepared to invade imperial Valley
for next Tuesdays midget race
events at the Imperial foreground
track, ICRA officials announced
Thursday.
All valley drivers win be on hand.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-04
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, Aug. 4. (UP) -
Four issues gained. four lost and
eight remained unchanged in trad
ing today on the Los Angeles Stock
Exchange. Volume apuI1ximatb
$4,000 shares.
Transamerica was up Is at 10
q. Bandini Petroleum unchanged
at 4A Richfield unchanged at SH
Republic Petroleum unchanged al
5A Superior Oil up y at 43h
Claude Neon down 1s at 9h. and
Southern California Edison common
down q at 20.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-04
Merchants Lose
To Phoenix

Ell Centre Merchants dropped an
ll-6 decision to the Phoenix
Thunderbirds in the second game of
the far western baseball turna-
ment at Flagstaff Wednesday.
The Merchants still have slight
chance to win the tournament
should the Phoenix team be de-
feated.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-04
SMALL MONTANA ADVANCES IN
ATTEMPT TO WIN FLYWEIGHT
TITLE OF WORLD

81 fayorite. he punched the Japa-
nese groggy i'll the early rounds and
several times it appeared that he
would knock him out. He rocked
Moroika on his heels with a hard
smash to the jaw in the fifth but
the little Jap held on.
The elimination tournament
means another disputed title since
the British board of boxing control
plans its own tournament to es-
tablish the world champion.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-04

hIIS. He Was III IIoubIe IN Only Jhe
first inning when the Slipper scor-
ed twice.
The Nailers touched Steve Ritter
for II hits to overcome that lead,
however.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-04
Ferguson Chosen
u. p. Sports Editor

NEW YORK, Aug. 3. (UP)-Har-
ry Ferguson was appointed sports
editor of the United Press today,
succeeding Stuart Cameron who
resigned to join the Steve Hanna
gan Associates.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-04
Markets At
A Glance
,tocks higher and quiet

Stocks higher and quiet.
Bonds irregularly lower. L. ;.
governments irregular.
Curb stocks irregular and quiet.
Foreign exchange firm.
Cotton firm.
Wheat off y to p cent; corn
up - TO Il.
Rubber lower.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-04
NuiIers Defect
Silver Slipper
Nine, 8 TO 3

Imperial Valley Hardware softball team hit in the
pnches Wednesday night at the Ell Centro's stadium to
defeat the Silver Slipper 6, and the second half
championship.
Nick Ellis hurled for the Hardware allowing only four
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-04
Sherwood Girls
Defeat BrawIey

Sherwood girls softball team put
on its batting clothes Wednesday
night to defeat Brawley girls, 1873.
1t was the third straight win for
the FL Centro girls over Brawley
and their fourth victory in success
sion.
Marguerite SWerdfeger an d
YVonne Wander Linden divided
pitching honors for the Sherwood
team. Lanelle Stewart hit a home
run. B. Hurst tripled.
TIME AND TIDE WAIT For No Man
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-04
l.. A. GfAINS
l.. A. HAY

Los ANGELES. Aug. 4. CUP) -
Alfalfa u. S. no. l go. 13.51-l4.00
u. s. No. 2 leaty ....... $l2-12.50
Z. S. NO. 2 ................ $11.00
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-04
l.. A. BANKS

TTansameTica ........... 10A 10M
Sec lst NATL .......... no offering
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-04

ONE APARTMENT FOR RENT
Want-Ad is Worth 100 Window
Cards. Phone 300!
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-04
MARKET QUOTATIONS
l.. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES, Aug. 4. (UP) -
Hens, Legnorns. TO SA ID E. lac
Hens, leghorns 9 to 4 lbs 80. lac
Hens, leghorns over a lbs .... 23c
Hens. colored 24-4 lbs ...... 23c
Hens, colored lbs and up .. 23c
Hens, Leghorns lbs ......... 15c
Broilers over l up to IL lb E. 16c
Broilers over / up to Ia Id e. 16c
Broilers over / Y and up to "a lie
Fryers Leghorns) Pa TO 3 go. 15c
Fryers, 22 up to 31z lbs. .... 1sc
Fryers. coiored over 3H lbs =. 19c
Roastefs. soft bone. Stner than
Rocks, 212 lbs up ............ 21c
Barred rocks over 4 lbs 49,. 21c
Stays ............... 12c
Old BOOSTERS ........... U9c
Ducklings, over Az lbs ...... lac
Ducklings, under Az lbs ...... lie
Olo DUCKS .-... lie
Geese .....,.............. 15c
Young Tom Turkeys. 10 lbs. to
IL lbs. ...... 19c
Young tom turkeys. over IS lbs 19c
Hen Turkeys, 8 lbs and up :. 21c
Old Tom Turkeys .............. 15c
Old Eeh Turkeys .............. 16c
Squads. IL lbs. per Lez, and up..28
Capons. under 7 lbs. 24t
Capons. z lbs. and up ........ 26c
Rabbits, No. l white 2R lbs. E. lie
10 AZ lbs. .......... -.
Rabbits mixed colors ........ .0sc
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-04

BUY OR SELL. Twice as Well,
With Post Press Want-Ads!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29
Modernf zpevy, tance a mody
zkazou mladeze.

V Bostonu, Mass, hlava ka-
tolicke hierarchie We Spoje-
nych Statech, kardinal VIM.
O'Connell mluvil proti novym
modam, tancGm a zpevGm a
prohlasil, re jiste osoby vyde-
lavajf miliony dollar6 z korup-
&c mladeze. We SVEN kazani
v kathedrale svateho kfize O.
znacil tyto novoty "a hloupe a
pohanske.
Rekl: "Vzaly-li Sc mody "a
1cel sesmesniti zeny, pax jiste
sc setkavaj1 S 1spechem. Kde
je nejake umen1 We vsech ma
SIGH blaznivych tancfch a pito-
me hudbe? Tanecn1 sally jsou
pTlcinou zkazy nasich mia
dych muzG a d1vek."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29
z jedne sochy deIal dive.

Kradeze vzacnych obraz1 a
soch v jihoceskych kostel1ch a
kapl1ch jsou jiz vysvetleny. Ma
sm1chovskem nadrazf byl "a
drzen 58lety truhlar Ferdi-
nand E~omatek z Hydcic ma
Strakonicku. Prodaval Pra-
re "a pet tis1c Kc ctyTi tabulo-
We obrazy, ktere byly odcizeny
re hTbitovn1ho kostelika v &C.
jetic1ch a mali cenu asi 100,-
900 Kc. Hromatek je odbor-
mix. Pracoval We Vidni We STA
rozitnickem zavode a tam ma
sbfral nejen zkusenosti, ale ma
ucil Sc patrne take, jak Sc sta
rozitnostmi falsujf. Techto
znalost1 pouz1val pTi opravach
,starozitnych chramovych soch
jez mu byly caste svefovany.
Sochu donna rozr1zl ma dive ca
sti. Poole prav6 sochy udelal
kopii, kterou take rozf1zl ma
diva Oily. z dill pax ~sestavil
dive sochy tax, re vzdy polovi-
ma sochy byla prava a polovi-
ma falesna. Sochu, u ktere by
la zadn1 cast s potvrzenim
znalcG prava, vratil do koste-
la. Druhou, ma niz byl pravy
pfedn1 dill, prodal. Hromatek
tvrd1, re obrazy sam neukradl.
To pry ucinil spolecn1k, jehoz
jmeno nezna. Obrazy z ceje-
tickeho kostela .jsou zazname-
many We vsech svetovych kata-
loz1ch vzacnych pamatek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29
Listonos dostal Is mssicI Ia
Zproneveru.

Postovnf Trad v Hronskem
Svatem KT1zi byl pred rokem
zahrnovan reklamacemi. Lide
cekali postou penfze, ale peni-
re nepfichazely. Nebylo veru
tfeba slavneho detektiva k roz
lusten1 prfpadu, stacilo Sc pre-
svedcit, KIDD mel pen1ze doru-
cit a nedor1cil. By jim 31le-
ty listonos julius Refer re Zvo-
lena. Podvody provad6l mai
vnlm zpGsobem: pen1ze 81
zkratka ponechal a ma poukaz
ku nebo SEX sam podepsal pTi-
jemce. Postovnimu 1Tadu po-
tom odevzdal takto kvitovany
doklad a pen1ze utratil. Zacal
s touto cinnosti 9. dubna m. r.
a skoncil 26. cervna 1887, kdy
mu ma to pTisli. PrfpadG bylo
celkem IA a zpronev6Tena cast
ka cin1 11,485.35 Kc. Statni
zastupce Friedl zaloval Reite-
ra pro opakovany zlocin zpro-
nevery a tax listonos sc dostal
FL. bfezna t.. r. ma lavici obza-
lovanych. Nezap1ral, protoze
to neslo. Senat krajskeho SOU
du no odsoudil ma Is mes1cG
do zalare a Ike ztrate 1Tadu ma
5 rokG, k ztrate volebniho pra-
va ma 5 rokG bezpodm1necne a
k nahrade $4,000 Kc, rozdfl
totiz uz nahradil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29
Otraven pIynem.

Ma podlaze v kuchyni ply
mem naplnene nalezla manzel-
ka sveho manzela, Williama
H. Allen, SO roxy stareho stroj
nfka, otraveneho plynem, KITE
ry rinul Sc z hoTaku plynovych
kamen.
Poole vypovedi Allen prisel
z prace re Sparrows Point
kratce pc pull noel. Clenove
rodiny slyseli jeho kroky z
kuchyne, kde bylo zvykem, re
81 vzdy neco chystal k j1dlu.
Kolem 5. hodiny rano ieho
zena, Margaret Allen, sc pro
budivs1 n%enalezla v loznici sve
no manzela. SeSla dol1 do ku-
chyne a tam lezel manzel udu-
seny. Soudf Sc, re otevTel no.
rak nevs1mnuv 81, re pilot
svetelko nehor1, a cekal az
maso sc ohfeje. Pr tom klesl
v bezvedom1 a konecne We
smrt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29
zenilek.

John M. Cross z Pikesville
KY, byl v Tazewell, Va. pred.
veden pred soudce ma obzalo.
bu, re vlastnil nezdanene Tho
why. Soudci pTednesl sest
dGvodG, proc nemel byti po-
trestan. Soudce vsak z1sta]
nepohnut a nadiktoval mu
"Tficet dni vezeni, $50 poku-
ty a 1traty." - Crossovy d1-
vody byly:
Je jiz 95 rokd star. Byl ze-
nat jedenactkrat. Jest otcem
"a dftek. V dobe obcanske
valky slouzil v severnf arma-
de. Je Chiropodem. A vyra-
bf "hadf olej", ktery navraci
pfirozenou barvu vlas1m.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29
JOE DUSEK zapasiti Dude S
championem JIM
pfiSti uterV.

Prfstf 1tery, 3. kvetna V kffz-
kovych zapasech poradanych
Mr.. Ed Contosem V Carlins
Park V hlavnfm zapase Joe
Dusek utka sc S championem
Jim Londosem. Zapas tento
budf velky zajem mezi obecen-
stvem milujfc1 tento sport. a
poradatel t6chto zapasG doufa
re arena naplnena Dude do
posledn1ho mfsta.
V nasleduj1cfch 4 zapasech
1cinkovati budou:
Jack League VS.. Field Mar
shall; Koverly VS.. Bruce; Che
wacki VS.. Kibbins; Meske VS..
Fox.
Vstupn6: SOC, $1.OO a S1.5O,
Plus Fed. a State Tax.
zeny V prdvodu muze mali
vstup volny.
Minute 1tery Joe Dusek pro
hlaSen byl jake v1t6z mad svym
soupeTem Jackem League.
Konec nastal kdyz pc 40 mi
nutOvem kT1zkovan1 League
skocil pc Duskovi a tento
Sc uhnul, League dopadnuvsi
ma matraci tax prudce re sc O.
mracil a odnesen byl do sveho
pokoje kde 4 lekaTi pc dlouhe
namaze jej pTivedl k vedom1.
Bob Gregory porazil Tony
Calciano V 16 minutach.
George Koverly zdolal Ed
Newmana v IA minutach.
Ed Meske porazil Jima Par
ker V II minutach.
Bob Managoff zvftezil mad
Nick Glitch V II minutach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29
Prvni kavarna " Praze.

V Praze prvn1 kavarna byla
otevfena v roce I'LL, tedy o
40 let pozdeji nez v Londyne
(1652) a zT1zena byla v elsie
"a pod Mosteckou vez1. "a
kladatel jmenoval sc Gorge
Hatalah il Demski a pochazel
z Damasku. V Praze byl znam
pod jmenem Jifi Deodat. Po-
SVEN pr1chodu do Prahy, roz-
nasel zprvu kavu ma podnosu
pc ulic1ch a ponevadz Praza-
ne 81 napoj oblfbili, otevfel
kavarnu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29
Sebevrazdv.

Arthur G.. Thayer, 60 rokd
starry, nezamestnany, obesil Sc
V kuchyni sveho domova We
300 blocku Marydel road.
= Alfred l.. Tharp z Easton,
Md, skocil S okna 3. poschod1
hotelu Rennert a zabil Sc. Mr.
tvola jeho oblecena jenom We
spodnlm pradle nalezena byla
ma strese vyb6zku prvniho po-
school. V jeho svetnici poll
Gle nalezla lfstek Sc slovy (:
"Good-by Dad, Meta and JIM
Tito tf1 byli: jeho otec, sestra
a bratr. Byl synem nejpred-
nejs1ho m6stana v Easton.
= Mrtvola asi 55leteho mu-
re nalezena byla vis1ci z ira
mu v Druid Hill parku v pom
deli v noel. zadna znamka
nebyla nalezena, Poole niz by
stotoznen byti mohl. Policie
soudf,ze snad sebevrah byl vo-
jenskym dGstojn1kem, ami ma
lezli maly otvor mezi nosem
jeho a levym OXEN, jez mohla
zpGsobena byti srapnelem. O.
blecen byl We modernfm oble-
ku.
= John Przliwozni, 58lety,
nalezen byl s podTfznutym hr-
diem We SVEN domove v 1900
blocku Cough ulice. Otce ma
LEILA dcera jeho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29
$4,000 psovi.

We Woburn, Mass, byla po-
dana k probaci poslednf vile
p1. Marion Springerove, We kite
re odporucila $4,000 svemu
obllbenemu psovi Brownie,
jenz sc nyn1 naleza ma prazd-
ninach ma Floride. AZ sc pes
vrat1 z prazdnin, budou jej O.
Setrovati pratele zesnule do
broditelky. AZ pojde, zbytek
dedictv1 ma pTipadnout psinci
vlastne psi nemocnici Angel
Memorial Dog Hospital v Bos.
ton.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29
Pro vrazdu spachanou pred
Ia letv.

V Clevelandu Romano porot-
nj prel1cenl S Johnem Kosin-
skim, clevelandskym muzikan-
TEN a nyn1 dirigentem jazzo-
We kapely v New Yorku, kter5
je obzalovan z vrazdy nocniho
hl1dace Antona Bubly, skole-
neho v roce 1924 pri loupez-
mem prepadu. Kosinski ujel 2
mesta. Byl pc dlouhem patra-
nj konecne zatcen v iiste new
yorske nemocnici, kan sc u
chylil k lecen1 pode jmenem
Fred Guss.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29
Dunn socialnich demokratI ma
Kladne do drazby.

Socialnf demokrat6 mali ma
Kladne velky spolkovy dim, s
~biografem, sally a restauracf,
ma stavbu domu bylo zapGjce-
no 2 Hornickeho fondu pTi mi
nisterstvu veTejnych prac1
1,015,0OO Kc. Dunn Dude pro-
davan v drazbe, protoze mali
tele nemohou platit annuity a
1roky. Dluzne pohledavky
cin1 pres 2 miliony Kc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29
Deset rokI Ia zapaleni.

John Dennis, cernoch, 3D.
souzen byl V utery ma deset ro-
XII do vezenf pro zapaleni his
toricke Beverly Mansion, bu-
dovy 149 rokG stare v Somer-
set okresu.
Druhy cernoch, John Wesley
Waters, jenz S MIN byl, iii pc
trolej kolem budovy. Odsou-
zen byl ma 6 rokG.
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z manzelstvi.

Pc zalobe, re manzel vysy-
pal ma nj nadobu n%aplnenou u
him, Mamie E. Bensley obdr-
zela v 1tery rozvod cd neho.
Bensley, jez jest kelnerkou
svedcila, re manzel v jejich
dome We 300 blocku Hilton
road hodil ma nj uhli, odeSel a
nevratil sc vice.
Pred tim manzel petkrate v
r1iznych dobach Cd nj odesel.
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ceska obec dsdi.
jihoanglickem

V JlhOangIlckem meSte
Bradfordu zemrel tovarnik
Berthold Ref. Pochazel 2
ceskych Bucovic. Odkazal
rodne obci 5000 liber sterlin-
XII, t. j. asi 1000 OO Kc. V po-
sledn1 Will vydrzovanf m1stni
start Tide, kteTi Sc nemocf do
stall do nOuZe.
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Kradeze.

N. Charles ulice zatcen byl v
nedeli a zavren ma 1stredni
policejn1 stanici ma obzalobu
re dvou kradezi. Prvni spa
chal V zar1 v hospode ma Har-
ford road, kde ukradl vice ne
Iii $1,000 ma hotovosti, koral-
ku a hracskou masinku. Dru-
hou kradez spachal v garazi v
100 blocku N. Charles ulice,
kde ukradl pet hracskych
strojkd.
= Charles Sanders, 33lety.
wat byl do nemocnice sc zlo-
menym krkem a jinymi crane
mimi, kter6 utrpel kdyz okra-
den byl V sobotu u Mount vi
mans.
= Diva Is rokd start zatce-
nj byli policif zapadnfho dis
triktu, re ukradli z pokladnic-
ky pro chude V katolickem ko-
STEELE ST. John the Baptist ma
Paca a Saratoga ulic1ch $1.55.
= Pet hochG pronasledova-
no bylo V pond6lf pro ukrade-
nj kary ma kolej1ch Baltimore
& Ohio drahy mezi Canton a
Sparrows Point. Mladi zlode-
il nevedeli, re prot MIN pole
de lOkOmOtiVa S nakladnimi
vagony a re doSlo by ku sraz-
ce, kdyby neutekli z voziku.
Kdyz k tomu doslo, jeden z
policistd, Fred Rosling, dial
znamen1 Locomotive ku zasta-
veni.
Hosi odesli z domovn svych
V Highlandtown V pondeli ra-
no a vlezli ma jedouci naklad-
nj Wax ma O'Donnell ulici.
Kdyz strojvGdce zastavil ten
to u Holabird avenue, mlad1
zlodeji odepjali nekolik vago-
nj a zGstali ma Mich al Wax sc
hnul. PAX odbehli ku pristav-
ku a wall z neho nakladni vo-
xix, s kterym pustili Sc pc ko-
lejlch. Karku vedli do jizdy
sami. Kdyz minuli Sellers
Point silnici, Thomas Eney,
ktery tam bydlf, zahledl je a
telefonoval vystrahu policii ma
Dundalk stanici. Policiste Wy
dali Sc ma hon, behem jehoz
melo dojiti ku srazce, jiz mia
dl zlodeji Sc vyhnuli, dali Sc
ma 1tek a pax ~schytani a "a
vfeni ma vychodnf policejni
Istanici.
Stephen Novak, 21lety
Tfdic pekarskeho trucku, wat
byl V pondeli do mestskych ne
mocnic S rozrazenou lebkou.
DIE vseho byl obeti kradeze
$50 u Dundalk. Novak memo
hi udati, jak vse Sc udalo.
= Winfield Sandy, 80 rokd
starry f1dic trucku department
nlho obchodu pfepaden byl v
pondell V noel 100 blocku
Forrest ulice pTi odevzdavanf
zboz1 a okraden O S13.
Paul Inskeep, 19lety 2
Dundalk drzan jest pod zaru-
kou $4,000 pro soud pred vel
%koporotou Baltimorskeho okre
su pro pfepadeni a okradenf
Ruby Robinson nedeli noel.
kdyz sla pc Central avenue u
Colgate avenue. Wal il pc
nezenku, jez nalezena byla
pax odhozena pod stojicim u
cesty automobilem.
John DeLucca, mattel noe
n1ho klubu ma Willow Place,
oznamil policii, re do klubu
vkradl Sc v noel Inskeep skrze
okno. Z klubu nevzal mic.
- Diva osmnactileti: James
E. Cegelski a Walter Sablow-
ski pro kradeze v nekolika
domech spachane, pri nichz u
kradli rdzne pTedmety v Gene
asi $1,000, odsouzeni byli v u
terry do vezenf ma dobu til ro-
XII kazdy.
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Onemocnela ma smrt
" taxicabu.

Katherine Hintermesch, SO
leta, zemrela v 1tery v nekoli-
ka minutach v nemocnici kan
pTivezena byla z lekarny ma
Milton a Paramount avenue.
Roznemohla sc pfi jizde v
taxicabu z domova sveho ma S.
EllWOOd ulici.