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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-09-23
CT A SSIF IE D.
LOST,

One black leather pocket book
at Eckman station Wednesday
evening around 700 o'clock.
Upper side contained > bank
books, 2 one-dollar bills, S1.15
in change and pair of eye glasses.
Finder will receive coward if
contents are returned to:
Ms. Marie Bullock
keystone, w. Va.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-09-23

Through The Entire City the Extreme End of the City tie Intersection
Across khornRv Grand Geat Norfolk AM
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-09-23
Upand and Grocer and May
beury Working Steadily

Friends from off the above
coal operations W h II coming to
the city Of keystone delight in
telling how well they are getting
along, same making good money
while some others m k less.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-09-23

and Redeemer we will find that
Ethe youthi will fPss saved before
ing 30 lyod viii h a V e stepped
them before they get started.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-09-23

All Business Concerns Will Begin to Advertise Their
Merchandise and You Will Find They Are ALL Going to
Offer Same to Their Customers at Reasonable Price
@52 SSgE&ssR Possible
Koppcrs Stores Budncks Stores, FL kh orn Valley
Grocery Co., Dry Cleaning Establishments Hair Dressing
rorIos, Restaurants, Safes Babcfshops, State Stores
FIVE and ten Cent Store, F'ggly Wjggy, Galloway Car
age With His New FIRST Class Cars, Windy Hicks With His
First Class and Up to Date Cars Win Joe Pals, bringing
In and Handling the Very Best F. Painter the Real Estate
Man yea the Household Furnishings and Charlie Bud
mex the Hardware man, The Community ! Theatre, the
Dug Stores, one white and one coorcd will be prepared
the People with suuh perfect satisfaction TIL there
viii be reason for anyone leave for Anything desired
from Peanut Gallery may be found bought and sold
III HsEsene. Pool Rooms Country Produce Stands The
Appalachian Electric Power Company, the BueGed Tee
phone Co., Shoe shops yea, EVERYBODY who has some
thing anything to sell cgirnatey will be Ready and
willing to ADVERTISE same 80 eaA.,sr.-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-09-23

One Of the three above named
oo,Gf tiop g ;Teq #SG 99hiRIins zeal.
chldER and SELVES Rsuficisntly
to B9 attending church and Sun
day School rs weil==Is-- to- send
their children to day Schools
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-09-23

Business Men Now Making Ready to Accommodate the In
creasng Customers Sight Seers and Well Wishers Of the
Ideal City Of the
BILLION DOLLAR COAL FIELDS
Lying this City Does In the Very Heart Of the Great
"ST a. 15aH Industrial Section
Merchants, Businessmen Statesmen, whether B g or
Small Are, Arranging Their Plans Adopting new Methods
to Give Satisfaction to Their Customers
Already there is getting to gether Of the Business
Concerns to Cooperate With Each Other to Make This like
Happy Family, The City Administration has Already
Decided Bend Every Decent Energy to Help the Business
People Make Money for themselves and their customers
and has Laid Aside Petty Partizan Politics So.
Evening star., 1938-02-24

AT TINS point Producer William Le
Baron took on the young man as his
assistant. Before many productions
Evening star., 1938-02-24

tive March 16. DR.. Brown Is accepting
q newly-created post as health COM
missioner of Nassau County, N. Y.
The new appointment Is for six
years at salary Of $4,000 annually.
DR.. Brown came to Arlington on
May last to succeed DR.. P. M. Chi
chester.
County Manager Hanrahan praised
DR.. Brown for his outstanding work
in Arlington County.
Applications for the post to be va
Gated must be filed with DR.. I. G.
Riggin, Virginia State health officer
1t Richmond, but Mr.. Hanrahan makes
the final selection. The place pays
$500 q year.
Evening star., 1938-02-24

tury-Fox Is bidding for Wizard Of
o." now In possession Of Sam Gold
wyn, with the idea of presenting the
stare role to Shirley Temple.
X X
Joan Bennett goes Western on her
admirers with the feminine lead in
THE Texans" which is about a lot
Of cattle and big stampede. RAN
dolph Scott supplies masculine love
interest. Robert Taylor and Maui
reen O'Sullivan have been asked to
continue their screen romancing of
"A Yank at Oxford" in the tough
guy story. Northwest Passage"
Wallace Beery must have bad men
on the brain because now he will be
starred in THE Bad Man From Ari-
zona"--His Bad Man of Brimstone''
Is breaking box-office records.
tccryrisht. 1898. by the North Amert;sn
Newspaper Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1938-02-24


i'll. Pandro chose this propitious mo-
ment to demand and get a long term
contract as an "A" producer In this
capacity he was responsible for the
Fred Astaire- Ginger Rogers pictures
and all the Hepburn films. with the
exception Of her latest. Bringing Up
Baby" And now Berman gets the
highest prize of all, production head
of all R-K-O Radio offerings, with a
three-year straight contract. Bermau
is married, has one child and plays
tennis when not picture making.
Noel CoWard's Private Lives" Is
coming to the screen = second time
via M-G-M-with brand-new title,
The Devil With Love-" Fernand
Gravel gets the pickering husband
role, played by Robert Montgomery
with Norma Shearer) on the 1881
screen and by Noel Coward on the
stage.
Among the girls who flocked to
Hollywood for a try at the role CT
Scarlet in Gone With the Wind
was a 20-year -old, red-headed New
York model, Edythe Mariner. Instead
of going home when rejected, Edytne
got herself tested at Warmers, attract
ed the attention of Jack Warner. who
signed her to contract and changed
her film name to Susan Hayward. Not
only that. but gave her the important
lead opposite Pat O'Brien in Three
Cheers for the Irish" This picture
is a sequel to The Irish in Us" in
which O'Brien scored with Jimmy
Cagney three years ago.
Xxx **&
Production quickieS Katherine
Hepburn's father In Holiday is
Henry Kolker Lew Ayres has been
testing for the role of the young
brother who takes to drink. 1t is
time the competent Mr.. Ayres had a
film break Victor Moore and Zasu
Pitts sound like an amusing COM
bination for Strictly Accidental" :. {.
The Leslie Charters best seller, Saint
in New York." stars Britisher Louis
Hayward Dick Powell is looking
forward to the lead in the Warner
musical, Glamour Girl' :. Yet an
other picture for future-mother Dor
othy Lamour-"Rainbows in the
Night" Bob Hope is her opposite
. . Joan Davis gets a top spot in
Columbia's 100000 for story rights
special, You Can't Take It With
You" They had better hurry up
production, or the vein for crazy COM
edy will be over II hope).
+ 4 +
George Raft gets strong support in
Spawn of the North"-Dorothy
Lamour John Barrymore, AKIN Tamil
rolf, Lynne Overman, and the Argen-
tine find, George Rigaud ). Carole
Lombard is inheriting all the dis
carded Dietrich pictures at Paramount
In addition to Midnight" Carole takes
over Marlene's part in French With
out Tears" Artists and Models
Around the World" is a long title
which means the second edition Of
Artists and Models" and will again
star Jack Benny Twentieth Gen.
Evening star., 1938-02-24
Free Doctors Urged,

South Africa will spend 26,655, 900
a year In providing medical and other
similar benefits for its people If the
plan OF the Department Of Public
Health Is adopted. In its report sub
mitted In Capetown the department
recommended general medical prac-
titioner service. including free drugs,
medicines and curative appliances.
Free specialists service Is also IA
Yored.
Evening star., 1938-02-24

passed, Berman
was allowed to try
out his own pro-
ducing wings with
"B" pictures.
A series of lucky
accidents sudden
ly placed Bernan
as the virtual
head of the stu
dio. Production
Boss Merriam Coo
per left to align
himself with Jock
w h ey. His
aide. at that time,
David SelZnick,
became seriously
Evening star., 1938-02-24
CLUB TO INITIATE
Cosmopolitan Group to Take in
New Members Tonight. >

Nv" 3'ReIIfDO1o AOHRb Nt'
Members Of the Cosmopolitan Club
will initiate new members tonight at
stag" party at the Carlton Hotel.
DR.. j. l.. B. Murray, president OF
the club, will be toastmaSter at the
dinner, and initiation ceremonies
will be conducted by degree team
consisting Of Edward A. Rule, Fred
J. Rice and James E. CollifloWer.
Evening star., 1938-02-24
Berman Hitched Wagon
To Fast Comet
Property Man at Is, He
Becomes R.K.O Radio
Production Chief at 80.
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.

oLYwooD Feb "a tNANAo-Pandro Berman 80 fairly plump
dark haired and short Holwoods latest biggest
At the ls whose father the
exhibitor landed Job At RKO From there he went
the department. then the cutting department. which
ory
Evening star., 1938-02-24
ARLINGTON HEALTH
DIRECTOR RESIGNS
DR.. Earle G. Brown Accepts New
Post in New York-Praised
for Work.

DR.. Earle G. Brown, Arlington
health officer and director of health
and welfare, submitted his resignation
to County Manager Frank G. Hanra-
han yesterday.
The resignation is to become effec-
Evening star., 1938-02-24

ISAAC F. MARCOSSON,
Interpreter OF international
epentS, author and Journalist,
7rho 1UiN be principal speaker
before the ToUn Hall of Wash
ington Sunday at 8.:15 pm. in
the Rinlto Theater. His sub
ject 1CiU be "The Paradox of
Peace" He DW touch on the
current foreign situation and
the question OF United States
and WOrld redrmdment.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-26
FIVE n. c. PLAYERS
WITH THE REDSKINS
North Carolina u. Furnish
ing Three; Two Are From
Little Elon College

Three former University of North
Carolina Tar Heels are on the roster
of the Washington Redskins, national
pro-grid champions, according to in
formation from that club, two Elon
graduates are on the roster, also.
Henry Hank" Bartos, outstanding
tackle on the Tar Heels great team
last year, is seeking tackle post with
the Redskins. BartOs is six feet, one
inch and tips the scales at 22O pounds.
Ed Kahn, a guard, who paired with
George Barclay, All American at the
State University, will be back for his
third year. Kahn is. five feet, n.ne,
and weighs 1875 pounds. The third
member is Bill Moore, end, who has
been in Sprosaban forsMfwo years, and
will be making his first bid for n
Redskin berth.
Slingin' Sam Baugh great back, will
again play for the Redskins, who ara
training at Bal.ston, Va, for game
with the College All-Stars in Chicago
soon. Baugh is the Ilightest man on
the squad, weighingl 1S5 pounds.
Jim "Jackrabbit" Abbott, halfback,
and Hal Bradley, end, both of E on,
are seeking berth with the Redskins.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-26
GRO--SW|F TSCRUSH
LIONS BY "A TO z
Grocers Show Power at Bat
as Lions Defense Cracks
Before Onslaught

The city softball picture took de-
cided change yesterday when the
Gro-Swifts handed the Lions one OF
the worst lickings of the current sea
son, walloping the second place ciup
IA to 2.
Wall Street planned to meet Rose
this afternoon and a victory Tor wall
Street would end the season and the
series would start with Lions ana
Bankers. If Rose should win, the team
would have a mathematical chance
of tieing the Lions for second place.
Yesterdays victory for the Grocers
was featured by heavy hitting OF the
winners, plus plenty of errors by the
Lions.
The. Grocers showed they were out
for meat in the initial inning, pulling
double play, and then in their own
half. slammed hits to all corners OF
the lot, coupling them with Lions err
ros for four runs. They did the same
thing in the second inning, added one
more run in the third, but came back
in the fourth with four and added
one for good measure in the fifth.
Bill Royster, Lions big catcher slam
med a nice single into right field that
got away from Cheatham and was
good for a home run. In the fifth, the
Lions got their other tally
Red Lewis started on the mound for
the Lions but gave way to John
Church. Wick pitched and E'ulliam
caught for the winners.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-26
without prosperity ON the farm

without prosperity on the farm
Z. Use farm products in industry:
We cannot cut down the supply of
farm products without turning every
thing upside down. Instead of work
ing on a theory of making farm pro-
ducts scarce, let us work to increase
the demand Chemists can solve the
farm problem far more quickly than
our politicians. Every day new uses
for farm products are being found.
Now they are making roads from cot
ton: wool from milk; automobile parts
from soy beans motor fuel from corn.
Over long period of time, these and
other new processes could increase the
demand to equal the supply.
Need for UnSelfishnesS.
Most people that l talk with have
a bug on one of the seven plans. |
feel. however that it is not question
of deciding which is the best of the
cures. There is no shortcut to remedy
ing a situation that has been thirty
years developing My opinion is that
the solution of the farm problem is
to work along all seven lines of en-
deavor Moreover. this farm problem
of ours is more spiritual problem
than an economic problem. This
means that all sections and all classes
must be willing to make some sac
rifices for the general welfare
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Philadelphia %; Pittsburgh II.
Chicago 3-5; Brooklyn 2-4.
Boston 6-3; Cincinnati Al.
New York 8; st. Loois "a - u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-26
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'o-Swift IA; Lions 2.

CITY SOFTBALL LEAGUE
Gro-Swift IA; Lions 2.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Durham 1917; Richmond 6-3.
Norfolk 8; Rocky Mount 2.
Portsmouth 4; Charlotte 3.
Winston-Saiem z; Asheville 5.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York 5-15; Cleveland 2-3.
Boston 10; Chicago O-5.
Washington 8; Detroit 2.
st. Louis 8-1; Philadelphia 5-4.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-26
Early Cotton
Loss Regained

New York. Aug. 26.-(AP'- Cotton
futures opened two to seven points
advance on higher Liverpool cables
and an improved demand for tex
tiles. After prices worked up a few
points further, a little more hedge
selling appeared, and December sold
off from $3.50 to 8.35, leaving prices
four to six points net higher late in
the first hour. By midday December
was 834, and the list was about four
points net higher.
Futures closed 10 to 13 points high
s.,o4 nAoodx MiddlinQ & 46
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-26
WEST ENDERS GET
WIN OVER DABNEY

The West End Red Stars whipped
Dabney Softball team Is to Z in a
contest between two girl teams.
Misses Myrtle Harmon and BERTHE
Rose worked for the winners, while
Misses Arlene Snead and Alice Knott
worked for the losers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-26
Stock Sales
Rather Light

New York, Aug. 26.-(AP-- Light
profit-taking halted an early forward
tilt in today's stock market, and ini-
tial advances running to a point or SO
were reduced or cancelled. The fact
that offerings again dried up in de-
clining intervals was a helpful influ-
ence in the days proceedings, and a
little speculative nibbling in the final
hour enabled most of the forenoon
sufferers to close about the worst
level of the day. Transfers approx
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-26

New York's dewey Of yester-
year, Charles S. Whitman, who,
as prosecuting attorney of New
York, prosecuted the famous
Rosenthal case and went on to
become governor of New York.,
returns to the U. S. from a Euro
pean vacation and is shown in
New York. Informed that the
present district attorney, Thomas
2. Dewey, now prosecuting the
policy racket case against James
j.: Hines, Tammany district chief
tain, was being compared to him,
Whitman said:+ Il hope he beats
my record" 81.
Central Press
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE
[IodqBGd11les.
CITY SOFTBALL LEAGUE
Rose VS. Wall Street.

CITY SOFTBALL LEAGUE
Rose VS. Wall Street.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Winston Salem at Asheville.
Portsmouth at Charlotte.
Rocky Mount at Norfolk.
Durham at Richmond.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland at New York.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington.
Chicago at Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
:. New York at st. Louis.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
Boi Sc Silencem.

We SVEN dome v Clevelandu
byl skolen v zuTive p1tce s po-
licif 48lety Matt Bubic, byvaly
bootlegr, ktery Sc ash pred ire
mi roxy zblaznil, byl dodan do
1stavu pro choromyslne, ale "a
dosud nezjistenych okolnosti
utekl a pTisel dom1, kde ohro-
zoval svou rodinu a hrozil, re
sprovodf sc sveta kazdeho, KIDD
Sc mu postavf do cesty.
Nez no policisti William b.
ness a serzant Nell Massey "a
strelili, tezce zranil nozem
straznika Roberta Wehagena.
Straznik zemTel.
Bubic, jenz ma Sc upoutal v
r. 1925 pozornost sirsf veTejno-
sti, kdyz pc najezdu prohibic-
Mich agentG "a vedeni smirciho
soudce Johna S. Rutledge-a
vznesl pTi soudnfm statni obvi.
nenf, re mu tito ukradli 5000,
zacal jevit znamky sflenstvf a.
81 pred sesti Lefty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
Smrt bohate Americanky vyse.
trovana " Toronto.

V Toronto, Kanada, Poor
most 1fadG byla znovu obrace-
IA k w. Perkins Bullovi, Ia
,iemnemu muzi mezinarodnf DO
vesti, kdyz drady PROVINCE On
tario nafidily d1kladne vyse-
tfovanl smrti Maybelle Horlick
Sidleyove.
Americanka, ktera byla de-
dickou jedne tretiny z $4,000
900 Horlickova jmeni, zemre-
la v dome Meredith Crescenta,
torontskeho advokata, kde v
posledn1ch dewitt mesicich zrid
ka byla videna dale nez ma
schodech.
Provincialni urady obdrzely
tyto informace: Predne, Re
pred sym pr1chodem do ono
no domu Sibleyova zmizela a
byla hledana jejf rodinou. Dru-
he, re pc jiste dobe, v n1z lila
v onom dome v 1plne odlouce-
nosti, pokusila Sc o 1tek, zada-
JIG o pfispenf a tvrdfc, re je v
dome skutecnou zajatkyni. TIE
tt, re okno jej1ho pokoje bylo
opatfeno zeleznymi mrlzemi.
Ctvrte, re lekaf dusevnich ne
moci, ktereho povolal zmfneny
advokat, byl nucen vysetrovati
il v ztemnelem pokoji. Pate,
re pred jej1 poslednf nemocl,
lekar, ktery il n~avstivil, ozna-
mil pry, re je pod vlivem O.
mamnych lekI.
Mrtvola Sibleyove byla pre-
vezena do domu jejf rodiny v
Racine, Wis, kde jejl pflbuzni
o~cekavaji, al Dude zahajena
akce o jejf poslednf Will u pro-
batn1ho soudu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
Naturalisovany ohrozen depor-
tact iako nezadouci.

Kongresnik Donald L. o.
Toole pozadal sekretafku de-
partmentu prace Perkinsovou,
ably dala deportovati Severina
Winterscheidta, "a leta stare
no, ktery Sc narodil Nemecku
a byl odsouzen ma tfi leta do
zalaTe ma obzalobu z precinu
proti mravopocestnosti. o.
Toole zada, ably Winterscheidt
byl deportovan jake nezadouci
Winterscheidt, ma ktereho
vedce nazistickych NemcI v
Americe pohlizi jake ma vzor
ctnosti, ackoli byl odsouzen pro
nemravne chovani, jehoz dopu-
still Sc We filmovem divadle, byl
Kuhnovym spolupracovnikem
a pc til leta managerem ne
meckeho casopisu Weckruf
und Beobachter. Je to jiz je-
no druhe odsouzeni pro precin
prot mravopocestnosti.
Kongresnik O'Toole vyslovil
Sc, re pozadal o deportaci Win
tersceidta jiz pc prvnim jeho
odsouzenf, ale sekretarka Per-
kinsova mu Tekla, re je to ne
mono, protoze byl odsouzen
pouze ma sest mesfcI a rozsu-
dek mensf nez rok v zalari ne
propdjcuje federalni Wade
zadneho prava mad MIN.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
Vsichni budeme litati.

" New Yorku Eddie Ricken-
hacker, prosluly letec re sveto-
We valky a vykonny drednik le-
tecke dopravn1 spolecnosti,
predpovedel, re do deseti let
Americana budou pouzfvati ae-
roplanG pro kazdou cestu ma
vice nez sto mil.
Rickenbacker, ktery We svych
48 letech je prave tax zdatny,
jake kdyz letal "a valky We
sluzbach americke armady We
Francii, pravi:
"Aviatika ucinila Spojene
Staty alespon desetkrat mensl-
mi. We skutecnosti ucinila po-
dobne S celym svetem. Letadla
jsou stavena stale vetSl a stale
rychlejsi. Nenf planou reel, re
"a par let budeme S to straviti
konec tydne v Londyne a vrati-
ii sc zpet pondel1 rano Ike sve
praci. Nase pokusne aeroplany
to mohou vykonati jiz dnes.
Aeroplany, prave tax jake
vsechno, co sc pohybovalo, bu-
dou vetsi. Novy Boeing clipper
ma trup vetsi nez mela Santa
Maria a unese vice lid1 nez jich
mela Clumbova vlajkova LODI.
Ia deset let pust1me svet do
jine dimense, ackoli lidstvo by
10 zvykle drzeti Sc ma zemi pc
1000 let. Je to velka prace,
ale stava Sc CHM dale tim lehc1.
Deti dor1staji S vedomim, re
aeroplan je tn, jake nejlepsf
dopravni prostredek."
Zkuseny valecny letec pravil
tez, re "obcanska valka We Spa
nelsku, kde mali Spojene Staty
zkusene pozorovatele, nepred-
stavuje dobrou zkousku moder
niho vzduchoveho valcenf. We
valce dvou narodG Dude to da-
leko horst. Prave proto vetsi-
ma evropskych zem1 rozptyluje
sve valecne tovarny, misto ably
je centralisovala. Nikoli, Spa
nelska obcanska valka mic ne
znamena, pokud Sc tkne letec-
tvi.
Aeroplanem budoucf valky
Dude ovSem bombometne leta-
do. Tato letadla jsou stavena
dnes teze rychlosti, jake stfha-
CT aeroplany a jsou mnohem
nebezpecnejsl."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
Tfimilionovy podvod pred
soudem.

V New Yorku vladni porota
dala v obzalobu 80 osob, re
podvodnym zp1sobem osidily
pojistujicf soplecnosti kazdym
rokem O $3,00O,O 900, pTedkla-
dajfc1 falesne naroky ma ma
hradu pro zneschopneni k pra-
CT.
Dvacet osob sc pTiznalo a bu
dou svedciti pro vladu, jak pra
vi John F. Daily, ufadujfc1 ma
vladnf Spojenych StatG.
Mezi obzalovanymi je 10 le-
kari, tri advokati a ostatn1
jsou souzeni, re "vyhledavali
pTipady" nebo re zadali nahra
du "a zneschopnenl, jez meek
istovalo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
Mrtvolu spalili.

Y Rolling Forks, Miss, ma
mestskem smetisti byla naleze-
ma ohoTela mrtvola cernosske-
no kovaTe,, jehoz jmeno bylo
Tom Green a ktery byl As ro-
XII star. Svedkove udavajl, re
cernochova mrtvola byla tam
vrzena ma ohen 800 muzi, KITE
Fl Greena chteli zatknouti.
Cernoch byl ~zastrelen pc Is
minutove pTestrelce a Is cleny
stfhacf possy, kteTf no zaskoci-
Ii jeho chate ma farme, kde
~zastTelil sveho zamestnavatele.
Tim byl r. Purdy Flanagan, be
lossky plantaznfk, ktery pry Sc
S MIN pohadal o kulovnici, jak
prav1 jedna povest, kdezto dru
ha povest udava, re sc poha-
dali o grocerii.
Svedkove prav1, re cernocho-
va mrtvola byla vyvlecena z
jeho chaty, kde Flanagana "a
strelil, polita gasolinem a "a
palena. Pozdeji pry byla mrt-
VIOLA pTivazana "a auto a vlece-
ma nekolik mil do mesta, kde
ma mestskem smetisti byla zno-
WI palena.
Serif S pocatku tvrdil, re k
stfhacf posse sc nepripojil zad-
ny "rozzufeny mob" a take po-
pfral, re by cernochova mrtvo-
la byla palena. Cernoch Sc "a
barikadoval We sve chate a sti-
hatele vedli S MIN pTestrelku
pc Is minut, nez Sc Jim podaTi-
10 no skoliti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
Americky Sokol zvitszil pri
zavodech " Praze.

Zavodn1 ceta muz1 Americ-
Ike oboe sokolske z1skala dru-
hou cenu v III. oddeleni pri "a
vodech Csl. oboe sokolske, ko-
nanych u prilezitosti jubilejni-
no x. vsesokolskeho sletu V
Praze v sobotu, 2. cervence.
Zavodni druzstvo zen Anne
ricke obce sokolske z1skalo rov
nez druhou cenu pTi techto "a
vodech, c1mz tento mimoTadny
1spech ~cesko-americkeho So
kolstva byl korunovan. Kata
Dankova, vedoucf Get A.O.S.
Clenove techto dvou druz-
stew A.O.S. byli vybrani We wy
radovac1ch zavodech Ia Tfzeni
br. Jarky Jelinka v Chicago,
nacelnfka A.O.S. a Svazu csl.
sokolstva v Americe, a pocha-
zejf z rGznych mist Spoj. StatG.
V cete muzG jsou: Frant.
Capek z New Yorku, l.. B.
Teichman z Detroitu, Stanislav
Barcal a Vilem KTizenecky z
Chicago, Henry Jansen re st.
Paul, Milo Kocourek z Omahy,
Frant. Houzvicka a Walter Ho-
SEX z Dallas, Texas.
V cete zen: R1zena Hilska z
New Yorku, Jarmila ZboTilova
Detroitu, Jarmila Krizenec-
ka a Harriette Plackova z Chi
caga, Emile Cikankova a Jiri-
ma Smolikova re ST. Paul, Fran
tiska Hulacova z Omahy a Oti-
lie Princova z Los Angeles,
Kalifornie.
Mimo to zavodG cos. v Pra-
re z1castnila Sc take dive druz-
stva muz1 a zen Slovenske Te-
locvicne Jednoty Sokol z Ame-
riky, ODE We vyss1m oddeleni.
Vysledek jejich zavodu nebyl
pTi odesflanf horejslho kabelo-
gramu jeste znam.
Re konci tohoto sokolske-
no cviceni v prazskem stadionu
4. cervence dostalo Sc ohrom-
ovac1 SokolGm z Ameri-
ky. Cast obecenstva pTeskoci-
la bariery a utvoTila dvojitou
skrze n1z Americana kra-
cell Ia velkeho jasotu.