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Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-30
Youthful Jewish
Refugee Offers
Prayer Of Thanks

NEW YORK, March 30. (UP)-
A thanksgiving prayer of a l6
year old Jewish boy refugee from
Germany, was recommended to-
day by superintendent of Schools
Harold G. Campbell for reading
by every American. :
The author came from Ger
many three years ago to join his
mother who had migrated year
earlier to escape Nazi persecu-
tiOn.
His prayer:
81 am thankful that l have
been given an opportunity to be
educated i'm the United States OF
America.
81 am thankful that l live i'm
a land where everyone may sal
ute the same flag, -
II am thankful that 7 ffve-in
a land where, regardless of race,
everyone may take part in ma
tiOnal ceremonies.
81 am thankful that l live i'm
a land where a person may sing
the National Anthem without
having someone tell him that
he may not because of his race.
L am thankful that I live i'm a
country governed by Democracy,
rather than force.
II am thankful that / am hap
py and free"
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-30
SeeIey Showed
Under as Gales
Scatter Papers

SEELEY, March 3O.-Seeley was
showed under" Tuesday by mil =
lions and millions" of tissue paper
melon wrappers scattered by the
wind after they were dumped from
a truck.
Unidentified men used pitch
forks to toss bundles of the wrap
perS from a truck. The bundles
broke. The wind lifted them from
the ground and scattered them all
over town. The IL by IL inch papers
feStooned trees and shrubs, flat
tened themselves against homes,
school house and business build
ings, and swirled over streets and
lawns.
Residents called the sheriff's Of
flee and demanded that something
be done to the men responsible for
cluttering up the town. Deputies
are searching for the truck.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-30
WESTMORLAND
TO ELECT ONE
TO FIRE BOARD

WESTMORLAND, March 30. -
WeStmorland, home of three dis
tinct political subdivisions, will
hold Imperial Valleys first spring
election April when residents
elect a member of the city fire
board.
Only one man has announced
his candidacy thus far, Joe Will
liams is a candidate to fill the
place now occupied by Constable
Lester Cochran, whose term eX-
pireS.
The fire board handles all busi
ness in connection with the fire
district has charge of the equip
ment of the department, and ar
ranges to have the county do the
assessing and collecting of fire dis
trict taxes. The city also has
cemetery district. Municipal gov
ernment. fire and cemetery dis
tricts all are separate political
subdivisions and operate indepen-
IDENTITY.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-30
HOUSE TAKES
UPPROBE OF
IVA MIDDLE

WASHINGTON, Mar. 30 CUP)-
The house today undertook con-
sideration of a resolution for a joint
senate-house inquiry into the eX-
plosive Tennessee Valley Authority
controversy. Approval of the reso-
luton was expected after two hours
debate.
The resolution presented to the
house by Chairman John j, OCon-
nor of the house rules committe
was similar to that approved by
the senate but was broadened some
what to insure full investigation of
all ramifications of the dispute.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-30
MEXICAN GOVT
HEADS CONFER
ON OIL. SETUP

MEXICO CITY, Mar. 80.
(UP)-President zaro
Cardenas conferred w t h
government leaders today on
the strong representation
made by the United States against
Mexico's seizure OF $400000000 in
American and other foreign oil
properties.
The permanent committee of con-
gress was called for today to con-
woke an urgent special session of
congress to consider the oil situa-
ton, the flotation of an internal
lean to indemnify foreign interests
for oil properties, and to consider
lower tariff schedules.
There was no indication that the
government intended to recede from
its stand when it appropriated for
eign oil companies property.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-30
TORNADO RIPS 300 YARD
SWATH IN CITY, SO HURT
AID RUSHED TO.
STRICKEN AREA
More Than 80 Houses in
Kentucky Town
Blown Down

COLUMBUS, Kan, Mar.
80. (UP) "A tornado cut
a swath from 100 to 300
yards wide through the west
ern part of Columbus today.
More than so persons were in
iured and taken to the city hos
pital. Scores of others were cared
for at private homes. All nurses
and physicians in the area hurried
into the stricken district. Officials
feared that residents OF some of
the wrecked homes were buried in
the debris.
A roof was blown off of the high
and grade school building but most
Continued on Page 2; Col a.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-30

G.. j. Miles, radioman, third
class. swan ashore and notified
the naval commandant's office of
the accident. Later H. F.. Bartz,
aviation machinists mate, first
class, washed ashore, unconscious.
The missing 1t. L. o, Crane;
w. H. Lear, aviation cadet; B. J..
Windham, naval air pilot; G. H.
ONeill, aviation ordinance man,
V. A. Luciano radioman.
The plane was a twin motored
ply patrol bomber type of the
)newest design. 1t was regularly
stationed at Pearl Harbor airbase.
The crash occurred shortly be-
fore daylight in heavy weather.
Navy officials said Miles, Bartz
and O'Neill were riding in the
after cockpit After the crash they
climbed out on the wings of the
partially submerged plane and un-
successfully attempted to free the
other crew members.
Unable to rescue their fellow
fliers, Bartz and Miles started for
shore. They said they did not see
ONeill after they left the ship.
1t was feared that O'Neill, Lu-
ciano, Windham, Lear and 1t.
Crane died trapped in their cock E
pits.
The plane was plainly visible
from the shore. 1t was partially
submerged
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-30
READY FOR WAR
BY LAND AIR OR
SEA- SAYS DUCE
Mussolini Filings Fiery
Challenge; Says Best
Defense Offense

ROME, March 30. (UP)-
Premier B enito o Mussolini
warned the world today that
Italy is ready for war by
land, sea and air.
In defiant challenge to restless
Europe, he told the senate and the
Italian people that 100000 Italians
can be thrown into the army #
war comes; that italy has the most
powerful submarine fleet in the
world: one of the best aviation
forces and a steadily growing navy,
all ready for rapid and implacable
war"
He predicted an increase in the
population of some 100000 in the
next 10 years and assured the
people:
I'VE are ready We may sleep
with peaceful dreams
THE best defense" he declared,
lis to be on the offensive
The chamber of deputies, in an
extraordinary session, named the
king and Mussolini first marshals
of the empire
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-30
Hull Urges Mexico
Paw For Oil Lands

WASHINGTON, March 30. CUP>
Secretary Of State Cordell Hull to-
day formally recognized Mexicos
legal right to appropriate foreign
held property, but declared such
action must be accompanied by
fair and equitable compensation
Hull said this governments rep
resentations to and negotiations
with the Mexican government con-
cerning the seizure of American
owned oil properties, reyolved
around the question of proper pay
ment
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-30

WHO WILL DIE
FOR LOYALISTS
NatiOnalists Threaten to
Cut Off Power to
Barcelona

BARCELONA, March 30.
CUP)-Popular front organ
izations and the labor unions
appealed today for an "ad-
ditional 100000 workers who
are not afraid to die for their
country" as the Nationalists threat
tened to sever Barcelona's cleo
tric power supply.
The appeal was accompanied by
a warning from Indalecio Prieto.
defense minister. that if Catalonian
industry is paralyzed by the cut.
ting of the power sully, every man
who becomes idle must be put at
once on military duty.
Threat to industry was empnas-
Continued on Page 2; Col. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-30
Accused Driver
Unable to Meet
$500 Peace Bond

o. f.. Burch, truck driver placed
under 5000 peace bond to prevent
him from molesting his employer,
Wednesday was in the county Jail
unable TO furnish bond.
He was placed under bond to
keep the peace at the request of
Lom Thompson, Ell Centre truck
contractor and his employer Argu-
mehts over Teamster union rules
led to the trouble between the two
men, they testified at a hearing in
justice court Monday Burch was
arrested in Los Angeles last week
, and transferred to the Imperial
County jail
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-30
Suspect Identified
AS Man Companion
OF Ravished Girl

SAN BERNARDINO, Mar. 30.
eUP)-A taxidriver today identified
H. H. Austin, 62, as the man who
accompanied II year : old Betty
Cravens a half hour before she was
ravished and beaten in a vacant
lot here Sunday night, the district
attorneys office announced.
Previously the Cravens girl. hav-
ing regained consciousness, told au-
thorities how she accompanied
Austin. family friend, to the
theater. took a taxi ride, and then
got out in a dark ana deserted part
of town and started walking. She
said the last she remembered she
was walking along in the dark with
Austin when something suddenly
hit me on the head
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-30
DRIVER TRIES THREE TIMES
TO KILL SELF ON RAIL TRACKS

WINTERHAVEN. March 80. -
Three times Owen Moody tried
and failed to commit suicide
Tuesday by parking his car ON
the railway tracks and waiting
for train to come along and
eliminate him.
All he gained from his clabOr-
ate plans was a 60-day Jail seh-
tence imposed for disturbing the
peace of train crews forced to
rush his car off the rightOf- way.
lie stopped a passenger train and
repair crew "speeder" at Ogil-
by and freight train at Side
winder.
He was arrested after he told
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-30

train crews he wanted to die"
officers said. and would drive into
the first automobile he met to
accomplish ms purpose. Deputy
sheriffs we're sent to prevent
traffic accident.
In justice court before Judge
I. T.. White. Moody denied that
he had parked his car on any
railway tracks. The judge looked
at the defendant a moment and
then remarked caustically.
"Oh, yes you did. l saw you.
l helped push you and your car
off the track, once" The argu-
ment ended.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-30
LIE DETECTOR
PROVES MAN
GUILT FREE

NEW YORK. Mar. 30. CUP) -
Raymond Kenny. who proved his
innocence with a lie detector, was
acquitted today of robbery and as
sault charges that might have sent
him to prison for 80 to go years
1t was the first time that the
findings of a Pathometer, or lie de-
tector, had been admitted as evl-
dence in a New York court. Robert
Frey and his wife had identified
Kenny as the bandit who took $35
from their 'delicatessen.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-30

? pm. Wednesday to open the sea-
son Saturday against the San Die
go Padres.
To Get Rebates
Out of the $500 guarantee to
Seattle, the city was TO receive
rebates covering cost of umpires,
advertising and half-shares of gate
receipts turned over to teams that
played exhibition games against
Seattle. Thirteen such games were
played during the training season.
Seattle won seven and lost six
The exhibitions were climaxed
Tuesday with a to tie between
regulars and rockies of the Seattle
team.
Continued on Page A; Col 81
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-30

them to conserve what gasoline
they have for use in case of emer-
gency. Supplies now on hand will
be used for farm machinery, trac-
tors, and pumping plants of the
MeXicali Irrigation district.
Mexicali dealers formerly bought
all their gasoline in the United
States. This stopped with the eX-
preparation of foreign oil lands in
Mexico and suspension of foreign
exchange. Dealers. reliable sources
Continued on Page 2, Col. y
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-30
School Bus Lost
In Canada Storm

CALGARY. Alta, Mar 80. (UPD
Royal Canadian mounted police
today bucked the worst blizzard in
years in attempt to locate a school
bus carrying an undetermined num-
Der of grade school children.
The bus, driven by Mrs. K. Brown,
left Parkland, rs miles south Of
here early yesterday, and had been
unreported since
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-30

rain.
The city counted a book loss OF
approximately $4,000 on the Seattle
sojourn, but against the red ink
Park Commissioner Paul Eyer listed
assets ranging from a $4,000 mu-
nicipal baseball park to eXpendi-
ture in Ell Centre of more than
$500 by the Seattle baseball play
erS.
Under a guarantee from the city
of S3500, the first Seattle players
arrived in Ell Centre Feb. %. with
additions to the staff until March
|. Thirty EIGHT players then con-
stituted the full squad. When Man
ager Jack Lelivelt was through
wedding out his team, 26 were left.
These entrained for San Diego at
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-30
COUNCIL >SMOvE
FORESHADOWS
BUILDING JUMP
Twenty Delinquent Lots
I'm E' Centre Sold
Under Program

Thousands of dollars
worth of new home construc-
ton in Ell Centre was fore
shadoWed Wednesday noon
when the city council sold
tax titles to 20 delinquent lots un-
der the city's plan calling for con-
Struction within 80 days.
One block of eight lots on San =
Continued on Page 2, Col. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-30

treatments for cancer, were Ordered
under strict medical observation. A
l4th was removed to hospital with
symptoms of lockjaW.
The physician who treated the
cancer patients with serum said
first symptoms of lockjaw develop
ed Friday and the first death oc-
CURED yesterday.
He described the cause of death
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-30
Business GOOD in
ImberiaI Valley

MASSEY HORTON,
druggist, says, "BHsi-
ness is far more solid
in Imperial valley than
in other places. Income
has not drOpped as
sharply and HUing costs
hare not gone up as
ABRUPTLY"
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-30
SIX GET CANCER
TREATMENT, DIE
FROM LOCKJAW

ORLANDO, Fla. March 30. (UP)-Dr. H. A. Day,
president of the Orange County Medical association today
ordered an investigation of deaths of six persons who died
of ockjaw "a hours after undergoing treatments for
Thirteen other persons, who also underwent serum
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-30
Bombing Plane
Crashes i'm Sea;
, Feared Dead
Two Swim Ashore as Giant Craft Dives
Into Ocean Near Honolulu; Others
Believed Trapped Inside

{ HONOLULU, March 30. (UP)-A navy patrol bomber
engaged in crashed with men aboard IN
the yards ofshore Kaena Point today Five
men were reported missing and feared dead. Two men
saved themselves bv swimming ashore
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-30
NAEXICALI FACES fuel FAMINE
Gas Stations in
Town Closed as
Supply Runs Out

MEXICAII March 30.-MeXicali residents faced
gasoline famine today with gasoline service station
closed and fuel supplies virtually exhausted.
Gasoline service station operators closed their doors
at the request of Gov Rudoo Sanchez Taboada He asked
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-30
BALL CLUB POCKETS
$500 LEAVES CITY

Seattle's Pacific Coast League baseball team Wednes
day cored up its lnment bottles weeded out its broken
bats pockets check from the city of Ell Centro for S25OO
and babe farewell to Imperial Valley after month of
spring training literally mixed with sunshine, wind and
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-30

as "anaphylaxis" or hardening Of
the muscles. The l3 surviving pa
tients have been given anti-tetanus
treatment.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-30

WANT housekeeper Afternoons
only. Some laundry and cook
ing. Apply Post-Press.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-30

Butter: Los Angeles, 2se; But
terfat, Imperial Valley, fob. ranch
grade A, 36c: manufacturing milk
31c; route gathered cream 27iao.
l.. A. Hay; u. 5. No. -14.5O-15.
No. ? Ieafy S14.-145O: No. 2 Sl3.-
1880. Mpls, Flax, May Sl.97.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
BATA PRY POSTAVf VEL
KOU
" MARYLANDu

Roznasej1 Sc tn zpravy, re
Batova tovarna ma obuv z Ces-
koslovenska ma v umyslu ri
dit "pr1stiho jara" velkou to-
varnu v okresu Hartford.
C. H. Pouder, vykonny mi
stopredseda Baltimorskeho OBJ
chodnfho svazu, prohlasil, re
Batova spolecnost zakoupila
200 az 800 akrG farmarskych
pozemku podel reky Bush ne
daleko cd Aberdeen a zam1sli
tam zTiditi kolonii pro sve del
Milky.
Pouder dodal: "Nevime mic
urciteho, kdy tovarna Dude DO
~stavena, ale slyseli jsme, re Sc
stavbou Dude zapocato prfstf.
no jara. Zastupce spolecnosti
. jedina osoba, ktera je kom.
petentni o tom mluviti - vra.
til Sc do Ceskoslovenska."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
SpOrtOyn1 Hlfdka
KOPANA

Do Ceskoslovenskeho Sport
Klubu Slovan prihlasilo Sc do
dnesnlho dine II clen1. S ire
ninkem zapocne Sc v brzke do
be v Orangeville Oval, Monu-
ment ILL.,, bl1ze Philadelphia
Road kazdou sobotu odpoled-
ne a v nedeli rano pod osobnfm
dohledem znameho sportovce
pana Rudy Behounka. Delaif
Sc plany k por1zenf uniforem a
naradl ably Sc mohlo co nejdrf-
We zapoc1ti S pravidelnymi "a
pasy. Pf1ste pTineseme dalsf
podrobnosti. J. J. Toula.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
Maly OznamOvatel.
HELP WANTED-FOR SALE-ETC

Dive prostorne svetnice laci-
no k pronajmut1. Elektricke
svetlo - voda. Petr Pulkert,
N. Bradford st.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
ERNIE DUSEK zapasiti Dude $
ABE COLEMAN " hlavnim
krizkovem zapase.

V 1tery, dine 6. zaff v kTfz-
kovych zapasech poradanych
v Carlins Park Ernie Dusek ut
ka Sc S Abe Coleman v hlav-
MIN Zapase.
Zvlastnf atrakce jenz poprve
pfedvedena zde pred obecen-
stvem Dude zapas zvany "Bat.
tie Royal" V nemz 5 zen dcast
brati Dude. Jmena zen jsou
nasleduj1c1: Dolly Dalton, Bill
ly Dewitt, Jean Rogers, Ruby
Allen, Champion Dona O'Day.
V nasleduj1cfch 3 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb l porazku 1cinkuji:
Emil Dusek VS.. Red Ryan
Andy Meixner S .James Chris.
takos; Mike Mazurki VS.. Ed
Meske.
Minute 1tery v hlavn1m "a
pase mezi Joe Duskem a Hank
Barberem skoncil smutne pro
krajana kdyz pc 20 minute
vem zurivem kTizkovani Du-
Sex diskvalifikovan byl soud-
Gem Ed Brockmanem a Barber
prohlaSen jake v1tez.
Able Coleman porazil Reb
Russella v Is minutach.
Zapas mezi Emblem Dusek
a Mike Mazurki pc 80 minute
VEN kT1zkovani prohlasen by]
"a nerozhodnuty.
Red Ryan porazil Pat Riley
v 10 minutach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
OBESEN.

James A. Turner, Is rokG
starry cernoch, obesen byl v pa
tex v Marylandske kaznici pro
utok ma 13letou belosskou div
ku v Montgomery okresu.
Turner odsouzen byl 20. GER
vna. D1vku stloukl, kdyz sla
nedaleko fanny rodicd v Mid
dlebrook lesem ma silnici, kde
mela vstoupiti do skoln1ho bu-
SUI. Pc student d1vky tuto INA
silnil 81. kvetna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
PODESENY
RECf SKOCIL DO VODY.

OsmnactiIety prodavac no
vim skocil do vody v pristavu z
lodi ma Locust Point, kdyz ma
LODI vystoupil, ably ma nj proda-
val noviny. Skok S lodi ucinil
postraseny, kdyz ma neho ne
kdo "cizineckou" Teci vzkTikl.
Hrdinou byl John Smith z Kip
ling Court. Krone shlazeni We
vode, mic hors1ho Sc mu nesta-
10.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
AUTOMOBILY.

Thomas Martin, 19lety Ger
noch usmrcen byl, kdyz bicy-
KLEIN sym srazil Sc s truckem
ma Bond a Eager ulicfch. Truck
ridil Chester Palmer z Here
ford.
= Elizabeth Smell, 21leta
cernoska z Elkridge, usmrcena
byla v noel z patku ma sobotu,
kdyz ma silnicnim zahybu au-
tomobil ma Cherry Hill silnici
vrazil do stromu. Tri cernosi
V AUTOMOBILE jedouci byli leh-
&c zraneni.
= TTi osoby zraneny byly
We srazce automobile ma Lake
Montebello Drive a 33. ulici.
18leta studentka osetTovatel-
stv1 V Mercy nemocnici, Bea-
trice Berger, pTerazena byla
noha a potlucena ma lebce. By
la VI automobile, ktery ridil
Eugen Reed, 21lety. Zranen
byl. R1dicem druheho automo-
blu byl Cyril D. Remmlein,
jenz odnesl srazku tez crane
MIN.
= DR.. Helm, koroner mad
automobily, vyslychal ponde-
Il tfi cernochy, kteTf jeli v au-
honolulu, jenz rozbit byl v pa
tex a V nestestl zabita 21leta
Elizabeth Smell, cernoska.
Prvnl cernoch Tekl koroneru
re do jejich automobile vrazil
druhy z prave strany. Druhy
cernoch rekl, re do jejich au-
honolulu vrazil druhy z leve
strany. TTeti cernoch rekl, re
do jejich AUTOMOBILE vrazil
druhy z predu.
Soudce pc svedectvf jejich pro-
pustil aalovaneho ridice dru-
heho automobile, 19leteho
Marschalla Clark.
Frederick Engle, 44lety,
poranen byl vazne automobi-
lem We stfedu, kdyz sestoupil S
elektricke poulicn1 kary ma
Greenmount avenue a SO. uli-
CT. Automobil Tidil Nelson I.
Sun z New Yorku.
= Automobilista ma move
Philadelphia road prchl a uni
eel v kornovem poll vzdor to-
mu, re pc mem streleno bylo
policistou, Jesse Hood. Poll
cista "a MIN Sc pustil, kdyz au-
tomobilista neustale jel upro-
sired silnice. Jedouci rychlos-
tt pres 80 mil v iodine chtel Sc
vyhnouti trucku. Automobil
jeho Sc pfevratil a jedoucf v
mem vypadl. Policista strelil
pc mem tfikrate.
- sest policistG tTeba bylo,
z mich byli zraneni. ku
zdolan1 vojaka z Fort George
Meade We stTedu v noel, S
nlmz dostali Sc do sporu re ne
mel rozzehnute svetlo, kdyz
nechal automobil u cesty staff.
Zranen1 policiste osetreni by
v City Hospitals, kamz S nj
mivzat byl hire zraneny dole
ty vojak, William E. Barger.
Behem rvacky Barger rozlomil
pouta, ktera mu dana byla ma
ruce. Ku rvacce doslo v Pat
terson parku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
UPRCHLI z HORfCfHO
CLUNU.

Frank H. Durkee, 50lety a
jeho dcera, 16leta Mary Jane
skocili s horicf lodice v Mago-
thy Tece 27. srpna a doplovali
ku brehu. Ku ohni ma lodici
doslo, kdyz naplnili gasoline
w tank gasollnem. Lodice sho-
rela az ma povrch vodnf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
COHEN A KELLY v BOIL
Pc BOJI JEDEN v NEMOC-
NICI, u "a MRfZEMI,

Ma rohu Greene a Fayette
ulic policista Joseph Kurek
castovan byl pohledem ma diva
srazivsf sc tam v pondelf. Ne
trvalo dlouho a 14lety Herbert
Cohen nesen byl do Universit-
nj nemocnice a 19lety cernoch,
Clarence Kelly dopraven "a
mr1ze zapadni STANCE.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
114.OOO MARYLANDSKYCH
PODPORENO.

Vladnf podp1rne fondy pfi-
sp1vaj1 do Marylandu ma pod
poru 114.000 potrebnych osob.
Do poctu toho zahrnuty jsou i
platy, jez davany zrizencdm
WPA administrace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
PRISLA 0 TRI PRSTENY.

Tri prsteny v Gene $500 ztra-
ceny byly Ethel Porterove v
koupelne restaurantu ma North
Avenue a ST. Paul ulici. Prste-
ny zmizely ami ne v cele minu=
te, kdyz Porterova shledala
ztratu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
IA POL HODINY 20 KON.
CfCf HODINE.

Bernard, restaurater ma Mar
ket Place, drzan jest pod zaru-
kou $500 ma obzalobu, re "a
pull hodiny, kdyz S prodejem
lihovin prestati melo, prodal
p1l pintu koTalky zfzniv6mu.
Zatkl jej policista James Me-
Namara.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
USMRCEN BICYKL.EM.

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bicyklem pTi pTechazeni N.
Gilmor ulice a zabit. Usmrce-
nym byl 16lety Shadreck Day.
Ma bicyklu jel 2Olety Leon
Queen.
Evening star., 1938-09-08
In Mrnturtattt

t., LINDEN. Lillian E. In sad but low
11g 1ng remmeWbrapcs IN ,i q my dear daughter
e tour Years aao toGiv Gho asDsrsd this
1884. "e0 ''o''' oe''eh'er O.
The fairest lilies are the first to fall.
The sweetest first to fade;
The fondest: dearest. best of all
AT peaceful rest is laid
As some sweet blossom droops and dies
When blighted by the frost
She faded from before my eyes
AND all too soon was lost.
Where srow His fairest flowers iSe '"'h
I know that I shall meet again
This fairest bloom Of mine.
In the book Of life there are memories
And recorded in. love. is the blessing
OF a wonderful daushter-my own.
You've gone. but the treasure you left me
. IS truly value untold;
And beauty Of heart and soul.
MEAD. ANNIE SHEPHERD. In sad but
ANNIE MEA II BY SSa dear
this life eight years ago TODAY. September
In loving thought true and tender.
just DsvoTsD E ShGM DAucHTER ss1 Efmsm'f5 porr1E
SULERs, MABEL f.. In loving memory
Of MABEL E. sILLERs 1nee HlD. who
died 5sse two years ago today September g.
Forever ours. dear one
From June to life's December:
Not ours to have or hold.
But to pray for and remember.
Sleep. little mother. q blessed sleep
ROBERT SILLERS HUSBANDS; CHESTER
PAYNE SON. IRENE OHM. SISTER .
Dry Of my Susbsnd DANIEL m w. gao saoW. MeW
DEN. who departed this life two years ago
today September 6. 1898.
We cannot. Lord Thy purpose see.
But all is well that's done. by Thee;
Tts SAD but true. We wonder why,
The ss's are slvs's tn: III sSIss III + d!