davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1938-07-16
4 10
y 10 6 2
= A 8 5
4 K 8 8 7 6 4

1t is true that North's fourth-hand
spade bid was not over-robust. East
backed in with take-out double, and
South felt that the time was ripe for
him to show his six-card club suit.
And now West left himself wide open
by injecting an extremely weak two
heart overcall. But North, deciding
that his opening bid was very weak,
failed to seize the opportunity.
Various replies were forthcoming
from the kibitzers as to what they
would have done had they been in
Norths position. Michael Gottleib
and Raymond Balfe, two daring play
ers, said they would have doubled. A
double would certainly have produced
the best result as two hearts would
have been set at least four tricks. One
kibitzer said he would have bid two no
trump. He would have obtained the
second-best retult, winning the rub
Der. A fourth player, when appealed
to, admitted that he would have passed,
feeling that any other action would be
fraught with danger.
Our own opinion is that the double
Of two hearts would have been a gam
bic but very good one. And in the
final analysis South could always use
his judgment and take out the busi-
ness double II he feared that the con-
tract might be made.
(copyright. 1s3s)
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A Bit Timid.

SOUTH was so exasperated by his
partners ultraconservatism that
ne appealed to the onlookers, asking
them what they would have done had
they been in North's position. It seems
That with both sides vulnerable and
North and South having a part score
OF 80. South wound up in the unsatis-
factory contract of three clubs. To
make matters worse, South made a bad
guess and went down a trick. Need
less to say, they could have won the
rubber at contract of either two no
trump or three spades. This was the
complete deal:
East, dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
North-South 80 on score.
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KJ4
= QJ 107
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Qe85 w ATS
842 4 J52
4 @ 10 KISS
: losa 10
: A95
4 K9s7
The bidding:
East South West North
Pass Pass Pass IA
Dbl. % ~, Pass
Pass 3D. Pass Pass
pocc
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Winning Contract.
By THE FOITR, ACES

david Burnstine. Merwin D. Msier,
Oswald Jacoby. Howard Schenken,
Worlds leading team -of-four. Inventors
OF the system that has beaten every
other system in existence)
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John Hix

60 CONSISTENTLY can Fred Too
tel, track coach at Rhode Island
State College, throw the 16-pound
hammer around 200 feet that he is
considered "off form" if the weight
drops in the neighborhood of 189 feet
61a inches - the recognized worlds
record for this event.
Strange as it seems, Tootel actu-
ally threw seven l6-pound hammers
in succession over the 200-foot mark
one toss reaching 210 feet 7 inches.
This remarkable feat was performed
in May, 1925. Tootel was then coach
ing at Mercersburg Academy and in
eligible for actual competition.
Bay Bridge Gadgets.
Complete even to a 6-by-6-foot Jail
the new San Francisco Oakland Bay
Bridge is appointed in all the latest
gadgets for safety and convenience.
Along the A mile span are spaced
call boxes for tow-car service or for
summoning the bridges fire truck. A
miniature weather bureau under Tow
er 2 analyzes the air for destruc-
tive elements which might do harm
to the bridge.
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ministration) everlasting discredlt
that ii has shamelessly played poll
ties with the needs Of the millions
Y 4 persisted in hastily conceived,
reclxlessly financed and ineffectively
administered policies"
Mayod James Garfield Stewart
was elected temporary chairman Of
The convention after it was called TO
order by State Chairman Ed =.
Scholr.
Following the afternoon session,
delegates coucussed by congressional
districts to select representatives on
the convention committees, including
the important resolutions-drafting
group.
The resolutions committee was
scheduled to work through the night
fashioning the state platform which
will lie adopted at the final session
Thur Jay morning.
District committee members nam
ed were: Mrs. Kathryn Kennedy
Browa Of Dayton, William IA. Nc
CuIlo. Ii Of Piqua, and Arthur Ham
ilton OF Lebanon.
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Mckinley NJ. E.

Mrs. Lucetta Tanner will conduct
the service of worship in the Church
School at 9:30 a. m. Morning
worship at IL a. m. with the sermon
by the pastor. Theme Goodness
Provokes Opposition" The Union
Gospel Chorus, Juniors and Seniors,
will furnish the music at the after
noon service at 3. Young Peoples
meeting at 6:30 p. m. The Brother
hood is In charge Of the Golden
Hour from to p. m. and Will
present Mr.. j. G. Hayes as their
guest speaker.
This Sunday is our last day IN
our building fun rally and the yari-
Gus groups and individuals nave
been and are still using every legit-
innate method possible to make It q
financial success, Two OF these
groups have taken charge Of the
social room for the day, one Is serV-
mo an appetizing chicken dinner for
25c and the other will be serving
ice cream. They solicit your patron
age. i,
Your reporter and family will
attend the annual reunion of the
Chinn family at Georgetown, KY
September 18-
-Artie Henderson, reporter.
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N GRO
TVA A WORKERS
T ELL OF
MISTREATM TMSNT

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept. Ia
Negro IVA workers, local
leader of the CIO and representa-
tive of the Hodearriers union fin
ished testifying here last Friday on
the mistreatment of and discrlmin-
alton against Negro workers by the
IVA. All the charges made origin
Ally bv The National Association for
the Advancement of Colored People
through Charles H. Houston, its
Mr.. Houston made his charges
August IS before the joint congress
sionaI committee Investigating the
charges OF brutality, that the com
IVA. The charges were regarded as
being so serious, especially the
mittee ordered Gordon Clapp, per-
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THE FORUM

street, were opened last Sunday by
the Rev. Mrs. H. M. Gibson. follow
ed by spiritual singing with Mrs.
Carrie Roysdon at the piano. Scrip
ture lesson was read by Mrs. l..
Dorsey which was the DIST Psalm.
The lecture was by Rev. Sam Le-
denburg.
The Rev. Mrs. H. Ne. Gibson Is
progressing rapidly in her new
place Of business. Message circle
will be held Sunday, September 1s
at 5 p. m. Nine. Irene Vaughn Of
Xenia, Ohio, trance medium will be
the message bearer. Sh is wonderful
SO come and hear her. She will be
followed by CHEW Wonder OF
Richmond, Ind. Also Mime. Pearl
Pearl Bowman, Nine. Lena Dorsey
Rev. J. Jones and Rev. Sam Laden
burg Of this city. Lecture will be
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sonnel director Of the IVA, to
investigate each charge. Another
serious charge was that Negroes
were being threatened to keep them
from joining the union.
Mr.. Houston was invited by Mr..
Clapp to accompany him on the
investigation and hear the testimony
of witnesses. The probe occupied
two days. Nine complaint cases
were heard. A stenographic trans
cript Of the testimony is to be fur
nished the NAACP as soon as it
is abailable. Mr.. Houston and Mr..
Clapp will then file reprots with the
committee for final action.
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DELEGATES DIE
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(Continued from page -
was also killed in the crash. Mrs.
Laura syviclx, 45 and Mrs. Anna
Buckley ,3s, in the Dortch ear were
50 seriously injured they were fafcea
to remain in 4 Lincoln hospital fof
treatment while a sixth person. WIS,
Blanche Brown, Az, was allowed .
return here.
The accident occurred when eaf
driven hy 3. ", Rouse, white lnsnf-
ance broker, got out Of contfoi afsef
j front tire blew out. The Rouse
machine crashed into the pofech
car, leading procession q hvs
automobiles carrying delegates from
progressive Baptist church 70 ms
convention. The three women yic.
inns were killed outright az D7rfch
died Thursday
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C0PI,E;.ADERS
RAP NEW DEAL
BRIcKER, TAFT, FRANK
SPEAK 70 OHIO REpUB-
L.gCANS

COLUMBUS, o., Sept. l4--ohlo
Republicans were exhorted by their
acknowledgements tonight to nafch
to victory in the November elections
on 4 program Of prosperity for the
nation and s'honest government fof
the Buckeye state.
Gathered for their annual piau-
form building convention, fecofa
number OF delegates heard from ~.
Glenn Frank, chairman Of the Re
publican program committee, thae
the party's future depended on CON
vincing the masses that It would pro
vide Craftsmanship for the miiiions
not for the few
Robert A. Taft, Of Cincinhati,
candidate for the Y. s. senate seat
occupied BY Robert J. Bnlkley'
Cleveland Democrat, charged ms
party members with "a sacred TASK
to turn back the advance q aueocs-
racv and planned economy
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REPUBLICAN
CANDIDATES ON
EMANCIPATION
DAY PROGRAM
BriclSer, aft And
Brown to Attend Rally

NFNlfA John w. Bricker, nomi-
nee for governor, and Clarence !.
Brown. candidate for congress IN
il seventh district, were described
Tuesday as certain speakers on
program bong arranged for satur-
day, September "a, at the county
fairgrounds, when citizens Of Xenia
will celebrate Emancipation day
With all outing and Republican rally.
Warren Roberts, general chair
man said Robert A. Taft, the
partv's candidate for y. S. Senator,
has tann invited to attend and has
indicated he will be present.
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Psychic Temple

Devotional service Of the Temple
of psychic Science, s15 W. Fifth
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Mt. Enosl Baptist

The City Quartette Union will
meet Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock
at the Mt. Enon Baptist church.
The public is cordiallyinviteds
The Happy Four Quartette and
other quartettes Of the city will
render a musical program Of spirit
ual Songs at Mt. Enon Baptist
church September 90. There will be
no admission at the door and the
public is invited. Deacon Cleveland
Borders is president of the Mystery
club who are presenting these
singers.
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AMONG DAYTON
CHURCHES
Bethel Baptist Church
LAYMEN's CONFERENCE

LAYMEN'S CONFERENCE
A conference of Laymen Of all
churches is to be held at Bethel
Baptist church, Summit and Home
avenue, Thursday and Friday nights,
September 20 and 80. At the Thurs
day night session, Atty. Ray Hughes
of Columbus, Ohio will be the guest
speaker and the best local talent
will furnish the music. Friday night
banquet will be served and Atty.
Leroy Goldman will be the guest
speaker. All the colored churches,
regardless Of denomination, will
participate in the converence.
Rev. C. T. Isom is the pastor and
F. L. Reynolds is chairman.
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1888.

day morning. Now we are at home
for the fall and on the track to
prosperity, spiritually and prayer
fully. Everyone come to Tabernacle
and meet and hear our new gospel
minister.
The Southland Singers will render
request program under the aus
pices of the Loving Heart club OF
which Mrs. Lillian Fisher is presi---
dent. Rev. :. w. Broaddus, pastor
Charles James, reporter
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r. E. Fray Heads
Shelby Republicans

SIDNEY Roy L. Fray has been
reelec cd Shelby county Republican
central committee chairman. H. X.
saver vice chairman, Wallace Nc
Clure secretafy, and Il. 4. Piper
treasu III. The committee includes
Dr. ter G. Pepper, chairman
CLYDE ii-rl sugh vice chairman
Wallaea a4cCluie, secretary ana T..
A. Piper, treasurer.
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The Junior and Senior Missionary
societies are planning Missionary
Day the Fourth Sunday in this
program.
Rev. 7. L. Mundy, pastor
Claude Ponder, secretary
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| abernacIe Baptist

All the delegates that attended
the convention IN st. Louis enjoyed
it very much. They arrived home
safely Saturday evening and Mon
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given by Mr.. Charles Clay. Come
and bring your friends.
Rev. Mrs. Hattie M. Gibson,
pastor. IL
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hostel znicen ohnsm.

hostel Nanebevstoupenf v
Belle PLANE, Mimi, shorel do
zakladu a z cele dTevene, 60
let stare stavby z1stal pouze
kom1n staff. z dreva neznsta-
La ami tr1ska a vsechno shore
10 ma prach a popel. Jak ohen
povstal jest zahadou, nebot We
furnacu Sc asi. tyden netopilo,
v budove nejsou elektricke dra
ty a jedinym vysvetlenim jest,
re jiskra odnekud zaletevsi
zapalila strechu. Spravce osa-
dy, rev. Rogan byl rano probu-
zen hukotem a myslel, re to
jest v1tr, ale kdyz Sc pod1val O.
knem, spatfil Ear a seznal, re
hostel jest v plamenech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25

V Indianapolis, Ind, Narod-
nj vykonny vybor Americke
Legie schvalil doporuceni anne
rikanisacnfho vyboru sve orga-
nisace, ably byl pozadan kon-
gres We Washingtone O vynese-
nj zakona, Poole nehoz Glen
stvl komunisticke strane by
stacilo k deportovanf nebo ne
pripustenf cizincG.
We zprave vyboru bylo zvla-
ste poukazano ma pripad Har-
ryho Bridges z Australia, KITE
~ je cinnym jake delnicky or
ganisator ma Pacifickem pobre
Ii a byl obvinen z k%omunismu.
Dale bylo schvaleno doporuce-
nj, ably vybor domu zastupcd,
jemuz V cele stoj1 kongresnfk
Dies, byl dale opravnen vyse-
trovati ne-americke rejdy We
Spoj. Statech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
Move celni smlouvy zlepsi
obchod.

Move celni smlouve mezi
Spojenymi Staty a Anglif v
kruz1ch obchodnich a pr1my-
slovych jest prikladan veliky
vyznam. Jest to nejvetsf reel
procitni smlouva, jakou kdy
Spojene. Staty uzavrely S jiny-
mi zememi a vztahuje Sc ma
2,250,OO0 rGznych druhn zbo-
ii, jehoz export a import Dude
umoznen snfzenfm ella. Mel
vetsl d1lezitost je prikladana
snlzen1 ella ma hospodarske
produkty, v kteremz ohledu
zfskaly Spojene staty zvlastnf
vyhodu, umoznujfcl vetsf ex-
port psenice a jineho obilf do
Velke Britanie. Clio, obnase-
jic1 6 cent? z busle psenice
bylo zruseno, jakoz i clio "a
sadla a nekterych druh1 ma
kladaneho ovoce bylo 1plne
odvolano a clio z rye, jablek
a jineho zboz1 bylo znacne
sn1zeno. Kanada snizila clio z
americkeho ovoce, zeleniny,
chemikali1, stroje, zelezne a O.
celove produkty, letadla, tex
tilni vyrobky a j. a Spojene
IStaty uvad1 nizs1 clio ma RUNE
kovy, pap1r, ivy dobyek, syr,
vejce, ryby. brambory, javoro-
w cukr a j. Jest vseobecne
predpovfdano, re move obchod-
nj smlouvy budou nit pr1znivy
vliv ma americky pr1mysl a OBJ
chod, ackoliv je pravdepodob-
ne, re stoupenci vysokeho ella
nebudou spokojeni. Nekteff
tvrd1, re smlouvy jsou mnohem
priznivejsf americkemu prn-
myslu nez zemedelstvi, ale We
Washingtonu jsou takove dom
nenky povazovany "a nepod-
statnene.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
Sestrelil lovce jelenI Sc
StrOmu.

Petr Papich z Detroit vydal
Sc ma low jelen1, ale protoze sc
bal, re v rannfm seru mohl by
nektery jiny lovec nedopatfe-
MIN vystreliti ma neho m1sto
ma jelena, vylezl 81 ma strom,
ably ma mem cekal ma sveho je-
lena.
Petr vsak zapomnel, re je
take otevrena honebni sezona
ma medvedy, kter1 Sc rovnez
splhaj1 ma stromy. A tax Sc
stale, re kdyz Joe Cross z Ada
zpozoroval podezrely sumot
ma strome, vystrelil tam v dom
nen1, re to jest medved. Pa
pich byl vypalenou kuli kritic-
ky zranen a Cross Sc octnul We
V6zenl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
Do vszeni pro pEeieti autem.

25lety Frank Tenborg z En-
met byl odsouzen ma lh1tu cd
jednoho do deslti let pro pre-
jet1 38leteho Elmera Ernsta
autem. Vrazil do auta Chas.
Novaka z Bristow, Nebraska,
jenz byl nucen zastaviti, ably
opravil gumy a naraz byl tax
prudky, re Novakova kara Cd
hozena byla 90 stop. Ernest,
jenz sc nalezal v Tenborgove
autu, byl ma m1ste zabit a No
yak a jeho manzelka byli po-
raneni. Tenborg Sc primal k
vine a take k tomu, re byl OPT
IL a nemel Tidicskou licensi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
Obet nemistneho zertu.

Pred kratkem bylo ozname-
no. re jisty DIR. Dennis Smith
utonul phi tanecn1 zabave v
Madsen, Ont. Minuly tyden
bylo Romano koronerovo vyse-
trovan1, pri nemz vyslo najevo,
re sc doktor stal obeti nero
zumneho zertu. DR.. Smith byl
oden v havajsky kostym a jis-
ty John Melnick z Red Lake
zertem prilozil zapalenou sir
ku k jeho obleku. Lekaf wy
behl re salu. Nez byly plane
ny utlumeny, byl tax tezce po-
palen, re "a kratko podlehl.
Melnick byl zatcen a Dude SOU
zen pro zabit1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
Krajanka obrana o kabelku
a zranena.

Cestou Ike svemu domovu
v Clevelandu byla krajanka
Agnes Pokorna nejen oloupe-
ma o kabelku s $3.50 a nejaky-
mi drobnostmi, nybrz take
zranena prudkou ranou lupi-
covy pesti do tvare. Policii
bylo hlaseno, re v techze mis-
tech a patrne timz rostakem
byla "a podobnych okolnosti
pTepadena 14leta Elsie Rompi-
Iowa.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
Vanoeni nadilkove kosiky pro
chude z~ajisteny Lozi Elks.

Dne IL. prosince budou Sc
konati obrovske ustricove body
We zbrojnici 5. pluku Lozi Elks
a Ia cisty vytezek budou ma
koupeny vanocni nadilkove ko-
silky pro chude a nemajetne
spoluobcany.
V loni ma 10000 osob z1-
castnilo Sc techto hodd. Ale
letosnl navsteva ma pTekrociti
rekord.
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Cernoska zalobnic1.

Cernoska Anna B. Kinkade-
ova z Clevelandu podala ma
strazn1ka Josefa S. Hylickiho
q serzanta Waynea B. Sorgea
zalobu, ably il zaplatili $780,
900 "a ucinene prikorf. Pry s
nj spatne nakladali a nekolik
ran il vrazili do zeber, kdyz
bez fadneho Warrantu konali
v jejfm dome prohlfdku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
ZASTRELEN " DOME
CERNOCHA

Joseph Long z Cockeysville
zastrelen byl v dome 78leteho
cernocha, Ulysses Grant. Grant
policii V Towson udal, re Long
vessel do jeho domu S poznam-
kou, re "nepreje 81 dele ziti",
re wal rucnici a strelil sc do
lebky. Mrtev byl okamzite.
Star byl % rok1.
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Zastrelen ma lovu.

38lety farmar Clarence
Kraxberger z okol1 Gotheburg
Nebraska byl ~zastTelen ma To-
WI divokych kachen. Jeho prf-
tel Roscoe Noteworthy vystre-
Ill prave v okamziku, kdyz
Kraxberger povstal a cely ma
BOZ jej zasahl vzadu do hlavy.
Zanechava manzelku a dceru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25

Ambrose J. Kennedy byl sku-
tecne zvolen do zakonodarny
Ia 4. distrikt, jak urcite uka-
zalo pfepoc1tavanf HAST z po-
sledn1 volby. Kennedy zvite-
I'll mad republikanem, DAME
lem Ellison, jenz zazadal O
pfepoctenf HAST, vetsinou 200
hlasG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25

V Lititz, Pa, lupici rozbili
zamek u pokladny obchodu S
uhlim spolecnost Long & Co.
Uzili nitroglycerin, ably Sc do
stall dovnitf. Teprve potion
shledali, re pokladna nebyla
protoze byla prazd-
ma.
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Vzacny jetel.

Nalezti ctyrlistkovy jetel ne
nj konecne vzacnosti, ale H.
Chordova We Waseke, Mimi,
nasla devftilistkovy a pone-
vazd j to nikdo nechtel VERT.
tax jej donesla ma postu a tam
81 jej mohl kazdy prohlednout.
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SpOrtOvn1 Hl1dka
KOPANA

MinuIy Zapase jsme vyhrali
80 a v nedeli S. K. "Slovan'
sehraje ligovy zapas S Park
side S vedoucfm klubem v lize
V Patterson Parku ma hT1sti {.
3. We 3 hodiny odpoledne.
J. J. Toula.
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Misto Oslavy 28. Rijna 1893
ma Sbirku pro Ceskoslovensko.
Sberatel p. Josef Vonasek
"a Spolek Katolicky Sokol,
LrTHLa on

Sberatel p. Josef Vonasek
"a Spolek Katolicky Sokol,
knlzka 1-2O.
A. David 81, V. Smutny 81, J..
F. Kordula 81, Jos. Base 81, F.
Miksajn 81, Matej Zelenka ST,
Josef Konrad 81, Josef Kola-
T1k 81, Vaclav Dvorak ST., Jo-
sef Pinkas 81, Tomas Soul 81,
Josef Matysek 81, August Ze-
man 81, Joe Chyba 81, Frank
sacha 81, Frank Chyba 81, Jo-
sef Vonasek ST.. Katolicky So
kol SIS. Celkem $1,000.
Sberatelka pf. Agnes Mifkovic
Ia Slovak's Home knfzka
41-60.
Theodore Lentonsky 81, Ag-
mes Mifkovic $1,John M. Mottl
81, Family JOS. Konrad 81, FIR.
Vrablic 81, Rose Kalus 81,
Martin Gasparovic 81, Josef
Benick 81, Agnes Lazar 81,
Stefan Hrica 81, pf. Kardian
81, John Cermak 81, John J.
Wallner 81, John Kitko 81,
John Stach 81, Josef G.. Nemec
81, Michael Bena 81, Rudolf
Cerny 81. Celkem $500.
Sberatel p. John skapik:
Ia Mar. SLOW. Spolek
kn1zka 21-4O.
Josef Sulik 81, Urban Jela-
cic 81. Terezie Cerny 81, John
skapik 81, Eman Kliment 81,
Bozena Kliment 81, Chas. Ca
pl 81, Spolek sv. Michala
Archandela SIS. Celkem $1,000
Sberatelka pf. Terezie Silver
"a Spoil. Women Civic League
7th ward, knfzka 301-32O.
Paul F. Petr~$1, Marie J.
Brusak 81, Walter J. Barnes
81, A Friend 81, Frank Ora
ham 81. Celkem $500.
PAM Nejedl1k odevzdala "a
p1. Frank Zaoralek 81.
Frank J. Chyba ma druhou
sbirku obdrzel cd Spolku JiTi
Podebradsky So.
Sberatel p. Vincent Suchanek
"a Spolek Cechie,
knizka 461-48O.
Chas. E. Schimunek SIS, Chas.
Hrubesh 81, Josef Stransky 81,
Stanislav Novak 81, Charles
Cerveny SIS, DR.. Rudolf Tula-
eek SIS, Frank Base 81, Vim
cent Suchanek SIS, Henry Hill
sher 81, Anthony Peterka 81,
Frank Drsata 81. Anton Mate
jovic 81, F. Kankosky 81, An
ton Hora 81, Josef Posp1sil 81,
Flip Noha 81, Frank Zaoralek
81, John Beran 81, Rose Bruf-
fey 81, Element Bruffey 81,
Alonzo Lenrs SIS, Anthony Ze-
man SIS, Emil Lunak $40.
Celkem $500.
Sberatel p. Chas. Bittman
"a -Czechoslovak CT
vic Assn, knfzka 321-340.
Chas. F. Bittman 81, Josef
Rynes 81, Frank Miller 81, Jo-
sef Soul 81, Chas. Mildred Bit
man 81, Frances Bittman 81,
Edward Bittman 81, Anton
Hrmadnik 81, John Duhan ST..
Celkem $500.
Sberatelka p1. Peterka
"a Spolek Sv. Terezicky.
knizka 381-4OO.
John Svoboda 81, Chas. Pc
terka 81, Frank Severa 81, Jo-
sef F. Havranek So, Charles
Sanberg 81, Anna Zavodny ST.,
DR.. Fred. RGzicka So, Anna
Wallis 81, Frank Klecka ST.,
DR.. August Novak 81.
Celkem $1,000.
Sberatelka pf. M. Gregor
Ia Sbor Jarom1ra,
knizka 621-64O.
M. Turc 81, Marie Gregor
81, Sbor Jarom1ra SIS. Celkem
$500.
Uhrnem sebrano $144.O 90.
26 knfzek jest jeste v obehu.
Frank J. Chyba, 1cetni.
-O-
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-09
Jarrett Divorces
OLYMPIC Swimmer

HOLLYWOOD. june Q 1UP) :
Arthur Jarrett. orchestra leader,
went into court today to divorce
Eleanor Holm. swimming star, on
the ground he had been held up
to public seorn and contempt
because of the romantic asSocia-
ton of Miss Holm and Billy Rose,
New York theatrical producer.
Miss Holm, who was fired from
the Berlin OlympicS SWIMMING
team because OF her alleged pen
chant for champagne. now is in
New York and has indicated she
would not contest the divorce.
Rose is the husband OF Fanny
Brice, the comedienne.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-09
WILLIAMS QUIT
VALLEY AFTER
II YEARS

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Williams
residents of Imperial Valley for II
years, left Imperial Valley this
week to make their home in Long
Beach.
They were identified with the
muocal life of the valley since
then, arrived from England II
yearS ago. Williams resigned from
the musical staff of schools III
Brawley Calexico, Calipatria
Acacia and, d,Jasper. He led Meth
odist Sunday school band for five
years and one for the BaptistS
for six years. He led the Ell Cen
tro municipal band five years and
directed the band at the first
county fair in Brawley and later
the All Imperial Valley band al
the county fair at Imperial.
M. and Mrs. Williams taught
violin and band instruments III
public schools and in their own
studio for years They and their
pupils appeared on many programs