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Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-26
NEGRO FARMERS TO
GATHER AT OXFORD
Group Will Hear Talks for
Control of Blue Mold
and Tobacco Pests

Negro farmers in Vance, Warren
Person, Granville and Durham coun-
ties will gather Friday morning at 10
o'clock at Granville county court
house, Oxford, to study methods o.
blue mold control, and other diseases
and insects that attack tobacco.
: This meeting is promised to be very
valuable to tobacco growers in this
section, and large attendance is de-
sired.
All attending were asked to bring
their lunch, since the sessions will
be held morning and afternoon.
H. E. Web, Negro county agent, is
interesting the Negro farmers in
Vance in attending the sessions.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-26
wake UP YOUR
LIVER BILE

WITHOUT Ialomel-And lou II Jump Out OF Bed in
the Morning Karin TO Go
The liver should pour out two ncurd. .,
liquid bile into your bowels daily. If this bile
IS not flowing freely, your food doesn digest
1t just decays in the bowels. Gas bloats nm
your stomach: You get constipated. Your
whole SYSTEM is poisoned and you feel sour.
sunk and the world looks punk.
=, "A mere bowel movement doesn't get at
the cause. It takes those good old Cer.o. q.
Little Liver Pills to get these two mounds
OF bile flowing freely and make Won feel
up and up Harmless, gentle. vet anna.
ing In making bile flow freely. Ask for
Sarter,s Little Liver Pills by name. 25c.
StubDornly refuse anything else,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-26
GREENWAY PLEADS
GUILTY AS CHARGED

N. M. Greenway, route 2, Hender-
son, pleaded guilty to charge of
driving an automobile intoxicated and
without proper state license today in
city court before Mayor Henry T.
Powell.
Greenway was sentenced to the
roads for 80 days., commitment not
to issue upon payment Of fine of
$50 and costs, and his license to drive
was revoked for one year.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-26
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page Four

1. How much does the blood IN hu-
man body weigh?
3 What and where is Spuyten DuyVli!
3. Name the head of the new nallloi-
ity government Of Rumanla.
4. What was the name OF the paper
money issued during the french
Revolutionary period?
5. What is the legal voting age IN eacn
state?
;. Who is the U. S. Housing Admins
traitor?
7 Where is the island of Pico?
8. How are senior and signor pro-
nounced?
D. Who was Giovanni Animuccia?
10. What name is given to part of the
earth's surface surrounding the
South Pole?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-26
JUNIORS TO MEET
THURSDAY NIGHT

The regular weekly session of the
Raymond 3. Crabtree council Of the
Junior Order will be held Thursday
night at 7:30 o'clock in the orders
hall, it was stated todLy
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-26
MRS. w. r. AULBERT'S
MOTHER PASSES AWAY

Mrs. Ed Wilson died this morning
at her home in Burlington, after a
lingering illness. She was the mother
of MS. w. r. Aulbert, of this city,
Funeral services will be held in
Burlington Friday morning, and in
torment will be made there.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-26

the killed in Vance County during
Daily office
the city limits
shown alive
tipped
misfortune
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-26
TWO REALTY DEEDS
WITH THE REGISTRY

Two realty deeds were placer on
the records of the Vance Registry yes
.erday.
D. p. McDuffee, tr. ct al, sold lot
en- Washington street to Henry Rich
ardson, ct al for $500. ~
M W. Wester, tr, ct al, conveyed
lot on the Henderson-Townsvlile' ROAD
to Henry Richardson for 500
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-26
RECORDER CLEMENTS
TRIES ONE DEFENDANT

Percy Cannady, Negro, of Hendor-
son, was in county court today on a
charge of operating a motor vehicle
without first obtaining a chauffeur's
license, and prayer for judgment was
continued upon payment of the costs
when it was shown to the court thai
he had already secured the necessary
licenses. Recorder r. e. Clements pre-
sided over the case.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-25

Try the ruipre c1assltieds Tor eurS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-25

course of the evening and testified as to his soberiety.
 One Witness Excluded
 Joe Vassar, defense witness, was from testifying when Con- Gray ruled that Vassar had been sitting just outside of the court room beside an open door where he could hear what was going on. Previous rule had been agreed to that witnesses were to be kept from the court room until they had testified
 Witnesses called by the govern ment were Dr. w. M. Whitehead Donald Graham, Melvin Rogers, c. A. Caldwell, James " Hickey, Dan Ralston, Roy Hoffman, Adolph Lep- isto and Walter Hellan.
 On direct examination Defense Counsel Grigsby questioned Thcmas closely as to whether there were signs on the road at Morris Curye and attempted to get him to give comparisons with similar highways in the States. Prosecutor Folta ob- jected and the court ruled that Thomas statement there were no signs was sufficiently far to go into
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-25
N, 5. NORTHLAND. BRINGS SIXTEEN
 PERSONS TODAY.

Sixteen passengers disembarked from the Northland this afternoon Capt L. Williams expects to get away for Sitka at 10 o'clock this evening.
 Passengers arriving from Seattle were C. H. Coates, Mrs. Clarence Carpenter, Mrs. A. l.. Mathews, Clarence Geddes, Mrs. Gordon Bris- tol, A. Loney, J. McNenamin, Eli Rudman, Mrs. Joe Wilson, Anna May Wilson.
 Prom Southeast Alaska-The Rev Monroe, J. F. Chamberlin. Ralph Marsh, Mrs. J. Coulter, Miss D. PentZ.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-25
Candidate
 Addresses Voters From Airplane

CHICAGO, Oct. 2a Political campaigners are spreading theii speeches over several square miles from airplanes.
 Richard J. Lyons, Republican candidate for the U. s. Senate, was preceded on his downstate Illinois speaking tour by an airplane car rying an address system.
 Speeches delivered from the plane at a height of 1,50O feet were heard over several square miles.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-25

the matter, although Grigsby said it was his intention to show neg ligence on the part of the govern ment agency which has control of the road in not putting up the safe ty signs like they have Outside" |"
 Folta contended there was no way of making comparison in the case at hand, and drew from the defendant i'll the interchange of in- terruptions that he had no driyer's license but knew that one was nee essary to operate a motor vehicle in Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-25

course of the evening and testified as to his soberiety.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-25
?. N. FIRE ALARM

A flooded oil burner in Wilbur Arceta's leather shop and residence near the Home Grocery caused fire alarm this afternoon shortly after 3 o'clock.
 No damage was done and the fire department boys returned to the hall a few minutes after the alarm.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-25
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Oct. 25. = Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 91a, American Can 104, American Light and Power T, Anaconda 4014, Bethlehem Steel 67%, Commonwealth and Southern 17s. Curtiss Wright ', General Mo- tors 51, International Harvester 63%, Kennecott 493s. New York Central 20h, Safeway Stores 21A Southern Pacific 20, United States Steel 659s, Pound $476 3I16.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-25
MASS MEETING HELD
 FOR LAW DISCUSSION

A mass meeting of Juneau Mine and Mill Workers was held last night in Union Hall for the purpose of discussion of the Wage and Hour Law.
 ConcenSus was that a forty-hour week would be advisable, but defin- ite stand on the law awaits results of tomorrow's meeting to be held at II am. in the hall
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-25
Building Council
 Asserts Federal
 Union Unchanged
Newly Formed Industrial ClO Group Accused of
 Duplicity, Charters
(Ccrtinued from Page One)

ton and applied for a charter from the Committee for Industrial Or gani2ation. This action was taken without the approval of all of the members of the local union
 The CIO granted the application for utilization with their organiza- tion and. therefore, the local union had the peculiar status of being affiliated with both the AFL and the CIO. The members who did not approve of giving up their af- filiation with the American Fed eration of Labor refused to join the newly formed CIO; and desired to carry on under the AFL charter, but the newly formed CIO refused to give us the AFL charter.
 "The loyal members of the Am ericau Federation of Labor group petitioned the Juneau Building and Construction Trades Council to in tercede in their behalf, and request the American Federation of Labor headquarters in Washington, D. C., to withdraw their charter from the newly formed CIO and transfer it to those members who desired to maintain their American Federation of Labor affiliations
 The Juneau Building and Con- struction Trades Council. therefore wired the Secretary of the Amer ican Federation of Labor in Wash ington, requesting that he advise the Council of what action should be taken. The Council today re- ceived the following telegram from Frank Morrison, Secretary and Treasurer of the American Fedora ton of Labor:
 "Local Union 20904 is in good
 standing with American Feder-
 atiOn of Labor and entitled to
 full support and assistance of
 local unions affiliated with Am
 erican Federation of Labor. You
 arc authorized to demand re-
 turn of charter from seeding
 members of Federal Labor Un-
 ion. If you receive charter you
 are authorized to elect officers
 from loyal members and in
 itiate them into office. If you
 fail to secure charter notify
 this office and arrangements
 will be made to issue duplicate
 charter
 "In view of the above telegram, the Juneau Building and Construc- ton Trades Council is of the opin- ion that the Federal Labor Union, Local 20904, is still in existence and is affiliated with the American Federation of Labor and therefore has the complete support of the Juneau Building and Construction Trades Council n d allied local unions.
 The tongue of the giraffe grows to i8 inches in length.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-25

The tongue of the giraffe grows to i8 inches in length.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-25
MRS. VANCE RETURNS
 FROM VACATION TRIP

Mrs. Howe Vance returned to Juneau on the Canadian Pacific steamer Princess Louise following a five weeks vacation trip to the States.
 During her sojourn in the south she visited with her parents in Vancouver and MT. Vance's parents in Seattle.
 Mrs. Vance said that she had grand time, thoroughly enjoyed the sunshine, but is glad to be back home.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-25
6OY1C HOME

Territorial AuG.oor Frank A. Boyle is back at his desk after months vacation trip Outside, most of the time spent in Seattle. Mrs. Boyle expects to return shortly, he reported.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-25
THOMAS DENIES HE WAS DRUNK
 WHILE DRIVING
Fatal Car Crash Driver Says He Was Only Driving 50
 to 5 Miles an Hour

Denying that he was under the influence of liquor or was driving recklessly, Joe Thomas, defendant in the car accident in which Alex Conn was killed a week ago last Sunday. took the stand in his own defense in U. s. Commissioner Felix Gray's court this afternoon.
 Thomas declared that neither C.. A. Caldwell or Melvin Rogers, other occupants of the car, which was owned by George Kezak, had asked to drive the machine any where between Douglas and the scene Of the fatal crash at Morris Curve on the Glacier Highway at Salmon Creek.
 Had a Drink
 The defendant, who is charged with reckless driving and driving while under the influence of liquor, admitted that he had a drink of beer or two" at the Douglas Inn and Mikes Place in Douglas before starting out on the trip to the Glacier Tavern on the highway. He was perfectly sober. however, he declared. Kezak, he said, was drunk. and. he said. that Kezak asked him to drive the machine.
 Didn't Know Car
 T drove when I noticed Georges condition" Thomas testified. He said he was unfamiliar with the machine, a Nash saden. and had little trouble getting used to it when he started out Under cross examination by Prosecutor George w. Folta, Thomas said, he didn't know whether he turned on the lights of the machine or not. He didn't know where the hand throt- tie was. he admitted, and said there was several of other things about the car he didn't know
 Cause of Accident
 Giving his cause for the accident. Thomas said, that just before he got to Morris Curve it started to rain He didn't know how to turn on the windshield swipe, he said, and Kezak stood up from the back seat and reached over back of the front seat and put his hands on the dash board and the swipe went on" This action by Kezak, he said, caused him to have difficulty with his driving, with the result that the machine went off the en- bankment.
 Denies High Speed
 The defendant a i'd he didn't think he was going over 30 to 35 miles an hour when the machine left the road and hadn't driven at a faster speed at any time. He denied emphatically the testimony of Caldwell given yesterday in which the latter said the speedometer showed the car travelling at 65 to 70 miles an hour crossing the Douglas bridge. He also denied tes- timony of Caldwell and Rogers that they had protested against the excessive speed
 Thomas said it was the first time he had ever driven a car in Alaska but had driven for six years Outside before coming north
 Govt. Completes Case
 The government completed its case late yesterday and today was given over to the defense Among those called to the stand by De- fense Counsel George Grigsby dur ing the day were Jack Christie, c. D. Smith, A. F. Ellenburg, Dal- las Weyand, John Marin, Ole Scar bo, Mrs. Hal Kimmel, Troy Me Curdie, Bob Cockburn and Nellie Schmaltz, most of whom had seen Thomas some where during the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-25
DOW. JONES AVERAGES

The following are today's Dow Jones averages: industrials 154.17, up .O5; rails 32, up 27; utilities 24.41, up .21.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-25
ELLIS LEAVES

Bob Ellis flew to Ketchikan with his Waco biplane today, taking Har- riet Malstrom as passenger.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-01
Sedmnactilety zabit ze
zarlivosti.

V Shell Lake, Wis, zarlivost,
ktera vyvinula Sc mezi dfevo-
rubcem SO leta starym a Sc
dmnactiletym studentem vyssi
skoly pro pozornost jiste zeny,
.je pTicinou zavrazden1 Ray
monda Washkuhna, studenta.
Everett c.. Phinn, dTevoru-
bee, primal sc k GNU. Byl Eat
cen ma obzalobu pro cizoloz-
stvi.
Phoebe Whaley, u nfz Wash
kuhn bydlil, minuly tyden OBJ
vinila Phinna z vrazdy Tkouc,
re sc o nj hadal S hochem v je-
jim byte. zena je tez obzalo-
vana z cizolozstvf a priznala
Sc, re mluvila S Phinnem.
Washkuhn byl smrtelne po-
strelen, kdyz vysel z domova
Whaleyove, ably vysetril, KIDD
v~ystrelil dvakrate do jeho loz-
nice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-01
Kradeze.

Marion Goodman z Lake
Drive vytrzena byla tobolka Sc
$3.50 neznamym zlodejem ma
Whitelock ulici a Linden ave-
nue.. Poole jej1ho zdan1 zlo-
DEF byl asi 25lety.
= Samuel Marmelstein, ma
jitel grocern1ho obchodu v
1900 blocku E. Fayette ulice,
oznamil policii, re pTepaden
byl cernosskym mladfkem a O.
loupen jim O Sc. Mlad1k We
sci do obchodu, zadal o ciga-
rety. PAX napadl groceristu,
wal z cash registru co sc dalo
a utekl.
= We 5000 blocku Wesley
avenue V sobotu v noel zlodej
vytrhl tobolku Virginii An
drews. Kdyz tobolku profile
a V nj mic nenasel, vratil il
zpet.
= z lekarny We 1894 Cliff
ton avenue ukradeno bylo zlo-
$3.50.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-01
ceskoslovensko vyda zakon
pro Nemce.

Pfedseda ministerstva DIR.
Milan Hodza oznamil v Teci
rozhlasem, re minoritni zakon
pro nemecky mluvici obyvatel
stvo Dude vydan kratke dobe.
DR.. Hodza pravil, re vsech-
ny dosavadnf zakony a mari
zen1, vztahujlci sc k Nemc1m,
budou zkonsolidovany v no.
vem zakone, ktery je urcen, a.
by byl zakonnou zakladnou k
urovnan1 minoritniho profile
mu. Dodal: "Vchazime do
move faze sve minoritni politi-
ky"
Ministersky pfedseda pro-
hlasil dale: "To Dude tvoriti
soustavu minoritnfch pray. kite
ra NIUE slouziti "a vzor."
>Vladnf mluvci vyslovil se,ze
Hodzova rec byla zamyslena
z velke casti pro Berlin. Byla
Ito neklamna vystraha re Ces-
koslovensko odmfta diktat a
re nepTijme berlfnskou defini-
ci spravedlnosti pro 800, 900
ceskoslovenskych Nemc1.
DR.. Hodza sam We sve reci
podal skutecne vysvetleni sve
pevnosti - d1veru v trvalou
existence Ceskoslovenska, KITE
re narod nabyl cd Teci premie-
ra Neville Chamberlain. Pre-
mier pravil: "Po prohlaseni
Chamberlainove m1zeme rfci
re bezpecnost Evropy je posi-
lena"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-01
Hral ST ma k~onduktera.

Andrew Kazura, 22lety re
200 blocku Madeira ulice "a
hral 81 We stTedu ma kondukte-
ra elektricke poulicn1 kary u
mfstiv sc u pokladnicky Eli
colt kary, kdyz konduter Clay
ton Atkinson sestoupil S kary.
Kondukter zaslechnuv cinknu-
tt pokladnicce, skocil nazpet
do kary a dopadl Kazuru, jenz
udan jest, re z pokladnicky
wal $1.30. Tento zadrzen byl
ku soudu pod zarukou $500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-01
Oloupil chudaka beg nohou.

V obci Kostelne u Myjavy
ma Slovensku zije beznohy ze-
brak Jan Bachorik. Plazf Sc
pc rukou Cd vesnice k vesnici.
Kdyz jednou v lese odpocfval,
pTehodil mu nekdo kabat pres
hlavu, udefil do hlavy a pax
bezmocneho chudaka obral O
pet Kc - vyzebranou almuz-
nu. Deti, ktere z dalky vide
ly, co Sc stale, prispechaly tez-
ce zranenemu ma pomoc. Pa
chatel, 65lety cikan Michal
Herak z Myjavy, byl dopaden
a v Bratislave odsouzen ma
let do kaznice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-01
Lazensti hoste Sc JIG letos sjiz-
deli do Karlovych VarII.

deli do Karlovych VarI.
V dubna a kvetnu Dude vet
sina lazenskych DON'T v plnem
provoZu.
Prazska N. P. pise: V Kar-
lovych Varech sc cd 1. ledna
do tohoto dine ma lecen1 pfihla-
silo jiz asi 600 lazenskych no.
stu z CSR i zahranicl. Dalsi
do Karlovych Var6 prave pri-
j1zdejl. Nynf Sc tn objevuji
jiz denne now hoste. Karlovy
Vary jsou ma novou sezony
Tadne pripraveny a stavajf Sc
stredem zajmu kulturnich re-
mi.
o poTadek jest v Karlovych
Varech vzorne postarano.
Statnf policie Karlovarsko Wy
cistila Cd kapsaTG a jinych zlo
dej1, ba i obchodn1kG s bflym
jedem - kokainem.
Letos, jak Sc IDA, Dude Sc
iona v Karl. Varech jeste lep-
81 nez sezona lonska. Propa-
GAGE byla a jest provad6na
hodne houzevnate a 1celne.
Nezamestnanost ma Karlo-
varsku ubyva. K 1. bTeznu jich
bylo v okrese karlovarskem
na%pocftano celkem 7166, ale
lazenske podniky pTij1maj1 do
sluzeb dalsi silly. Lazenskych
hostG tn Dude v dubnu a kvet-
nu jiz tolik, re Dude vetsina
lazenskych dom1 v plnem pro-
vOZu.
Jest nutne zapotrebf, ably v
Karlovych Varech byli priji-
mani do prace v prve rade &C.
81, kterf dovedou krone cesti-
ny i nemcinu a jine feci. Jest
zapotreb1 vydati zakazy vsech
politickych projevG, ably Sc
neopakovaly zadne henleinov-
ske rvacky a pod. Nesmfme tr-
petit, ably nam nemecti sovini-
ste zostuzovali nase nejvetsf
cs. laZenske m1sto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-01
TIL popraveni bShem jedenact
minut.

V B%ellefonte, Pa, behem II
minut byli popraveni Rock
view trestnici tri vrahove:
Ralph Hawk, Fl let starry,
ktery zapalil dim matky sve
milenky, ktera ocekavala ro-
dinu, ably Sc vyhnul snatku S
nj. V ohni zahynuly dfvcina
matka a ~sestra.
Albert Gregg, 80 let starry,
trestanec z Illinoisu ma parole,
zabil jisteho muze pri pTepa-
du obchodu We Filadelfii.
Fred Reibaldi, 27 let starry,
zabil policistu, ktery chtel jej
zatknouti, kdyz oloupil auto
mobilistu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-01
Informace " 16 jazycich.

V pavilonu Myslbek ma Phi
kopech byla slavnostne otev-
fena sletova informacnf sluz-
ba. Ctyri sta sokol1 a soko-
lex, ovladaj1cfch sestnact ia
zyku, Dude tam str1dave pro-
davat vsechny informace, ty-
kajlc1 sc sletu. Pfijimajf tam
i zaznamy ma vstupenky. V
Myslbeku je take zvlaStni po-
stovn1 Trad, ktery Dude uzf-
vat raz1tka: Sletova infor-
macnf sluzba. Pred sletem
budou podobne informacnf
kancelafe zrfzeny ma nadra-
zich a pohranicnich stani-
cich.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-01
$4,000 Ia ztratu nohy.

James Greensfelder, 27lety
z Oriole avenue, Dundalk, wy
soudil nahradu v obnosu &c.
900 "a ztratu nohy v automo-
bilove nehode ma moste Sus-
quehanna Teky u Havre de
Grace, 1. ledna 1887.
Greensfelder prohl1zel gu
move kolo ma SVEN automobi-
lu, kdyz srazen byl automobi-
lem Paula Luery a zranen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-01
csl. republika ma Poole odha
du 15,27O,189 obyvatel.

Statni statisticky Trad i've
rejnuje prave cfsla o pTiroze-
ne meme obyvatelstva republi-
&c "a uplynuly rok. V celem
state sc narodilo loni 262, 500
detf a zemfelo 2O2,359 osob.
Prebytek 1--WE narozenych mad
zemrelymi cinf 6O,167, take
= nebere-li sc zretel ma vyste-
hovalectvf a pTistehovalectvi,
ostatne nepatrne - lie odha-
dovat pocet p%rltomneho oby-
vatelstva v Ceskoslovensku
ke dni 81. prosince 1887 ma
15,270,189 dust.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-01
Predbezne ornament.

= Sbor Jaromfra {. 22 J. G.
D., poTada Card a Bingo Party
7. dubna V $50 hodin vecer We
skole Augustfn Herman, Ash
land a Glover ulic.
= Dozvuky sibFinek pora-
da Sokolska Jednota Blesk v
sobotu, dine 9. dubna 1888.
Rieger Klub osady sv.
Vaclavske uspoTada tanecni
zabavu zvanou Dinner Dance
V pondel1, 10. dubna v 8. hodin
vecer V tanecnlm pavilonu p.
Posp1sila ma Eastern Ave. ma
prot Prospect Park = Back
River.
= Vajfckovou zabavu uspo-
Tada Vybor Slovenskeho Do
mu ma Velikonocn1 pondel1, 10.
dubna v Delnickem Dome, rob
Madison a Rose ulic. Zacatek
V $3.50 vecer.
= Ochotnicky spolek osady
sv. Vaclavske pTipravuje op6t
ct. obecenstvu krasne divadlo
maven "Prazaci ma venkove'
ma nedeli, "a. dubna v Osadnf
SIM ma Collington Ave. Zaca-
tex v 8.15 vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-01
Zakon o utilitnich spolecnos
tech plati.

Nejvys1 soud uznal "a ustav-
nj ustanovenf zakona O utilit-
mich spolecnostech z r. 1885,
jednu z vets1ch reforem move
no pT1delu.
Rozhodnutf toto vydano by
10 pfi odvolani obrovske Elec-
trio Bond and Share Co., KITE
ra ma sit utilitnlch spolecnosti
We 80 statech S 26 pobocnymi
zavody.
Nejvyssf soud dial "a pravdu
rozhodnut1 distriktniho a cir
kuitnfho soudu v New Yorku v
pr1pade, ktery byl vyvolen ge-
neraln1m navladnfm Cumming
sem, ably Sc ma mem zjistila L.
stavnost zakona.
Soud nerozhodnul O .jinych
podstatnych otazkach tohoto
zakona, pocftajfc v to zakaz
neekonomickych drzebnfch
spolecnost1. Toto ustanoveni
snad Dude jeste projednavano
v .jinych zalobach.
Postaviv Sc ma obranu svo-
body tisku a nabozenstvi, nej-
vyss1 soud jednomyslne uznal
"a proti1stavn1 ordinance mes
Ia Grifinu v Georgii, kterou
Sc zada, ably kazdy mel povo-
len1 k rozdavan1 nabozen-
skych tiskopis1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-01
% usmrceni tornadem.

We stredu v peti statech, il
miz hnala sc vetrna bouTe, u
smrceno bylo touto 20 osob.
V Kansasu 7 v meste Column
bus, kde pohTbeno bylo SO bu-
dov, v Illinois sest usmrceno a
asi IS zraneno, v Oklahoma
ma IA osob poraneno, dive skol-
nj budovy a ctrnact dom6 po-
boreno, v Missouri A usmrceni
a 5 zraneno, V Arkansas pet O.
sob usmrcenO, 16 zraneno a
pres 20 domn zboTeno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-01
Pan domacf 81 pochutnaval.

Usteckemu obchodn1kovi cd
naSel nekdo cd vance re skle-
pa lahve VIVA. Kdyz uz to de-
lalo temer tislcovku, chtel Sc
obchodnik aspon dozvedet,
KIDD ten labuznik je. Nalicil
tedy mad sklepn1 dvefe skopek
S vodou a sazemi. Mic netuS1-
c1mu navstevnikovi spadl sko-
PEEK ma hlavu a obchodnik
hned volal policii. Stopy vedly
k bytu. pana domaciho. Poll
Gle no zastihla, kdyz sedel u
ctvrtky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-01
Diva zmrzli " horskem
bIizzardu.

Diva muzi zmrzli, kdyz bliz-
zardem navst1veny byly hory
Rocky z Kanady smerem ku
Novemu Mexiku pred ctyTmi
dny.
Treti muz, jenz pokusil Sc Q
chdzi pres 1O.850 stop vysoky
prn6smyk Wolf Creek Ko1o-
radu, nalezen byl ivy. Prsty
ma rukou mel omrzle.