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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23
T hree Honor
Bride Elect
Party Given Thursday fo'
Miss Mabel Knibbe Who
Will Wed Feb. 10

Mrs. G.. Larson, Mrs. A.
Hawkins and Mrs. l.. Teg-
meyer entertained Thursday
afternoon at a surprise shower
complimenting Miss Mabel
Knibbe, who will become the
bride of Mr.. Edward Michael,
Feb. Is. The party was held
at the home of the bride-to-be.
During the afternoon games
were played, with favors won
by Mrs. Alice Dye. Later in
the afternoon refreshments
were served.
Invitations included: Mesdames
]. Michael, II. knibbe. j. Irwin,
A. Bylund. B. Langdon, L. Wei
land, +. Peterson, A. Libby, l.. Bor-
den. A. Donley. A. Dye, c. Lay
bourne. A. Lister.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23
Sewing Club Meets

Thirty members and guests OF
the Central Circle Sewing club Of
the Daughters of the Nile met re-
Gently in the home Of Mrs. Harry
Hescox at SIP So. Trafton ST. for
an informal afternoon. Hostesses
We're Mrs. Harry Hescox. Mrs. Irv-
ing Nelson and Mrs. o. W. Borell.
At l o'clock luncheon was served
at a lace cloth covered table CEN
tered by a bouquet Of pale yellow
pompom chrysanthemums il
crystal bowl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23
Campaign 7 O Be Stressed
By Various Denominations
January II Is Set Aside As "nfantie Para ysis Sunday
By Pro+estan+s, Catholics and
Jews Alike

January % has been designated "nfantle Paralysis
Sunday" by leaders of various religious denominations
throughout the country BY direct mail and through church
publications. clergy of all faiths have been asked to address
their congregations this day in behalf of the lnfantie
Paralysis campaign
The fact has been stressed that contributions will be
solicited in the churches but that members will be asked to
support the various other fund raising activities 1t is to be
remembered that 80 per cent of the raised in each
community remains in that locality for fighting infantie
a1,cic
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23
PresbyteriaI TO Meet

Mrs. W. C. Comm. president of
the Puget Sound Presbyterial, will
preside over a meeting of the
group to be held at T:45 o'clock
Monday evening in the First
United Presbyterian church al 9Th
and Grant ave. Mrs. a. J. Handles
and Mrs. H s. Boobyer of Pitts
burgh. Pa. both members Of the
Women's General Missionary soci-
ETY. Of the United Presbyterian
church. will speak on personal
observation in India. Egypt. the
Sudan and Ethiopia. Visiting soci-
cites will be from Olympia and
Tahoms Terrace churches. All in
terested in mission work are cor
daily invited 10 attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23
Two Presbyterian Womens
Groups Viii Meet

Mrs. II. +. Gambell will be the
speaker at the meeting OF West
minister Guild of the First Pres
byterian church Tuesday afternoon
at $50 o'clock in Middleton parlor.
Her talk will deal with the work
of Ann Bannon in Alaska.
Inez F. Weyer Guild will meet
also in Middleton parlor, Wednes-
day for a business session at IL
o'clock following an executive COM
mittee meeting in Yoder hall at
1890. For the luncheon at 1890
in Nelson hall hostesses will be
Mrs. Glenn Carr. Mrs. Lester Hay
den. Mrs. George Lenicie and J. G.
Robson.
For the afternoon program, DR..
]. r. Mccullough will continue his
study in the Book of st. John.
There will be also talk on the
work of the board of Christian
Education by Mrs. p. c. Kyle and
on the board of pensions by Mrs.
F. B. Friberg. Mr.. J. F. Nurding
will furnish the music for the pro-
gram.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23

During the past ten days the
presiding officers of practically
every religious denomination in
America have voiced their approval
of "Infantile Paralysis Sunday
and have promised unlimited sup
port throughout their respective
religious bodies.
Speaking for the twenty four
national denominations that COM
pose the Federal Council of Christ
in America. Samuel McCrea Cav
ert. general secretary, wrote:
Il especially hope that on Sun
day, Jan. %, when your campaign
comes TO head, local churches
will cooperate in making known
your laudable detectives and in
assisting in every way possible"
Joining some 20 Catholic bishops
who have so far promised active
cooperation in their diocese the
Rev. Francis Talbot, s. J., editor
of the journal of Catholic Opinion
"America" said;
Il am confident that the men,
bers of the Catholic church, join
ing with the members of other
religious bodies. will do their ut
most to forward on Sunday. Jan.
%. this great charitable and hui
manitarian work.
Speaking for the Jews, DR.. J.
deSola Pool, chairman of the Syn
agogue Council Of America. said:
The synagogues of the country
will consider il privilege on Sat-
urday and Sunday. Jan. 21 and %,
to call TO the attention of their
congregants the plans for nation
wide observance of the worthy work
the National Foundation for Infan-
tile Paralysis is doing"
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Eagles
will hold a card party in the
Eagles hall Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. X. Dickinson as chair
man. An entertainment will be
held in the evening. Officers Of
the club will meet Wednesday eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Joseph
Karpach. 1927 So. X ST.
Past Guardians of Tacoma Circle
NOW. will meet Friday evening
at the home Of Mrs. w. Despair,
1914 East 27th ST She will be
assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Ed
Locken.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23
Tea Will Follow 7 ak By
Miss Schrottky On 7 uesday
Dramatic Advisor Of Organization Will Be Quest speaker
At Kiwsns Luncheon On Same Day; Mariner GROUP
viii Assist During Afternoon Tea Hours

Miss Cleda Schrottky of New 1ork dramatic ADVISOR Oh
tho national organization of Girl Scouts will be in Tacoma
Tuesday to address the entire membership OF Scouting IN
Weverhaeuser hail. the Y W C. A Following her talk troop
az Mrs William McCrae leader will sing several numbers
and the Sherman Brownies will show typical Fly Up
in which Brownies become ufedged Girl Scouts
During the hour which will follow for MISS ochrotky
Mrs ] a Ewes Mrs John S Baker, Mrs. Clifford Sayre
Mrs A L. Scharf Mrs. Weldon ". Pascoe and Mrs Edwin
James have been asked to pour. Mrs. & h. Mcdonald IS
general chairman for the occasion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23
Regular Meeting Of Womer
of Moose Monday

Women of the Moose will meet
Monday evening for their regular
meeting In the Moose temple at
s o'clock. Refreshments will be
served following the business SEES
sion during which applications Will
be voted on.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23
Miscellaneous Shower
Fetes Bride-fo-Be

Honoring Miss Bella Goyette.
who viii wed Mr.. John Darig Jan.
30, Mrs. A. F. Bombardier. aunt of
the bride-elect, entertained at her
home Thursday afternoon. The
occasion was miscellaneous
shower. Games were played and
later gifts for the new home were
presented to the guest of honor
and tea was served. Spring flow
ers and white tapers lighted the
service table.
Guests included Mesdames
Edward Grimes. Edward Boyle.
r. Smith, Helen Bechard, Nat
Darig, Edward Leclaf. M. Chaput,
Evert Chaput, Bill Sorenson, J.
Brady, Edward Latimer. George
Sturmer. Al vanyck. J. Vanyck, V.
vanyck. Ned Gosslin, H. Groeper,
H. NJ. Baughn, Nelson Barber. Al
bert Bombar. Eugene LeMieux, G.
Rerick, Lewis Nicholson and the
Misses Mavis Latimer. Betty Van
yck. Corinne Freeman and the
guest of honor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23
FRIDAY
Horace Mann Pre-

Horace Mann Pre-schooI viii
give a card party Friday evening
at o'clock in the school lunch
room. Bridge, 500 and pinoohle
will be played. Mrs. Harold Coates
is chairman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23
Shower For Bride Elect
OF Mr.. Walter

Miss Roberta Hlavocek. bride
elect Of Mr.. John Walter, was
honored at a miscellaneous shower
Wednesday evening at the home
Of Mrs. Margaret Lyberg, s433
Pacific ave. Buffet supper fol-
lowed the playing Of games during
the evening.
Among those attending the
party We're Mesdames John Hlavo-
eek. August Lyberg. Nickolis Kan
ton. Anton Sterbick, Mary Susany
and E. J. Calkins. and the Misses
Roberta Hlavocek. Frances Call
kins. Helen Susany. Mary Maca-
luso and Margaret Lyberg.
Orpha Circle Of Plymouth Con-
gregationsl church meets Wednes-
day al the home OF Mrs. L. A. Nc
Csnant. 1920 So. G ST. Luncheon
will be served az 1890. Mrs. Cert
rude Converse Is assisting hostess.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23
Groups Plan
Conferences
Chadren's Department Of
Council Of Churches to
Hold Institute

The Children's department
of the Tacoma Council of
Churches under the leadership
of Mrs. Stanley Shaw will hold
their monthly institute on
Thursday morning at 10
o'clock in the fireplace room
of the First Congregational
church.
Subjects for discussion will
be service, activities and wor-
ship. Miss Nell Wilson, super
intendent of the primary de-
partment of the First Congre-
gational church, will conduct
the conference on service activ-
tiles.
It win include topics THE Place
Of Activity in Teaching" When
Are Activities Purposefu ?"
Choosing Activities" Guiding
Creative Activity" and What
Makes Activities Religious ?"
Mrs. Walter Jameson, executive
secretary of the Council of
Churches, will lead the discussion
on worship. The following topics
will be considered: What is Wor-
ship" THE Place of Worship"
Aids to Worship" Training in
Worship"
All Sunday school teachers and
officers who are working with
children are urged to be present.
One hundred teachers and Off
GERS We're present at the Institute
held in December in the First Meth
odist church. The children's de-
partment of the council has been
enlarged for the work of the new
year. This institute and others are
being given in response to numer-
Gus requests from the churches Of
Tacoma and q substantial increase
In attendance In anticipated.
EPISCOPAL
Christine. Sd and X SITS. Rev.
Sidney T. James, rector. Services
for the Sd Sunday after Epiphany:
Holy Communion at 1880 a. m.
church school at 9:45: morning
prayer and sermon by the rector
at IL. Choir rehearsal. Thursday.
1880. Women's guild, "Wednesday,
at 1870.
So. Andrew's-sl6 No. Oakes.
Rev. w. 3. Turrill, rector. Sun
day school at 9:45 a. m. Service
and sermon, IL a. m.
Church Of the Holy Communion
SO. 14th and ] SITS. Rev. r. H.
McGinnis. rector. Early service,
s a. m; Sunday school. 10 a. m,
morning prayer and sermon, II
Z. m.
More Churches on Page 49,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-02
Sdruzenych Ceskoslovenskych
Spolki v Baltimore.
Prohlaseni

Jak jsme pred casem ozna-
mill, rozhodlo sc Sdruzen1 pra-
covati ma tom ably ceskosloven-
ska osada zdejs1 byla co nej-
dGstojneji zastoupena ma Ces-
koslovenskem Dnu, dine 2. Ger
vna, ma svetove vystave v New
YOrku.
Povazujeme slavnost tn "a
velice vyznamnou v techto po-
hnutlivych dobach a c1t1me re
jest to narodn1 povinnost kaz-
deho z mas = kdo 81 to NIUE
dovolit = brati pod1lu ma teto
demonstrate MAST solidarity.
Bude to den, kdy vsichni nasi
jinonarodnf pratele - nepra-
tele - budou mas pozorovati a
die poctu z1castnenych odha-
dovati, zda-li to naSe prohla-
Semi o pevne nezvratne Will a
odhodlanosti dos1ci naseho CT
lie - znovu osvobozeni nasi
stare VAST - zaklada Sc ma
pravde anebo zda-li to pouze
tlach. =.
Die zprav, kterych Sc nam
dostava, jest mezi nasim Ii
dem velky zajem O toto nase
prvni spolecne vystoupeni mi
mo mesto Baltimore.
Gas vSak ut1ka a jest nutna
potfeba ably kazdy, KIDD zamy-
sll Sc zucastnit, zamluvil 81 ne
jenom j1zdne pc draze ale tez
pobyt v Novem Yorku. Hlavne
prihlasky o pobyt v hotelu mu-
81 byt ucineny CO nejdrive.
K Will vetsimu pohodli ma
seho lidu, zmenili jsme hotely
a ma m1sto hotelu George
ktery jest trochu vzdalen, "a
brazil jsme 200 pokojG v hotelu
"Chesterfield". Tento hotel
naleza Sc blizko Times Square
tedy We stTedisku vSeho toho
co kazdeho navstevnfka New
Yorku zaj1ma.
Oznamujeme tn znovu: Wax
vyjede re STANCE Clifton Park
v 1880 bod. rano v sobotu, dine
1. cervence a jfzdne tam a zpet
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-02
WELLS Z

DIR. Charles j. Wells znovu-
zvolen byl We stredu "a m1sto-
p~residenta mestske rady v po-
rade mayora Sc cleny mestske
rady. Zvolen byl jednohlasne.
Mestska rada nemohla sc pred
tim shodnouti mezi Jim a dve-
ma jinyma kandidaty.
Mestska rada v temze seze-
nj potvrdila ustanoven1 osmi
zr1zencG, jichz sluzne rocn6
staff Dude $4,000.
Predsedou vyboru mad trzni.
cemi ustanoven byl radn1
James T. Kl1ma. M1stokler.
KEN z1stal Frank j. Kocyar
Sc sluznym $1,000. TTi sta do.
lar1 strzeno mu bylo z prede.
Sic sluzby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-02
KRADEzE.

Diva mladf cernosi okradli V
nedeli v noel majitele lekarny
ma Park avenue a Biddle ulici,
Louise Kurland, o hotove pc
nfze v obnosu cd $35 do $50.
= Pr praci ma Hollins ulici
napaden byl poulicn1 cistic,
Joseph McKewen, 54lety ire
mi cernochy. Kostetem, KITE
re mu cernoch z ruky vytrhl,
pTerazen mu byl prst.
= Francis Clark, Fl rok1
starry z vych. "a. ulice, drzan
jest pod zarukou $4,000 ma Sc
verozapadni stanici pro pre-
pad, jehoz Sc dopustil ma ffdi-
81 taxicabu. Tento udal, re
Clark najal jej We $500 blocku
McElderry ulice a porucil, ably
no S jeho prGvodkynf zavezl
ma Franklintown road, kde "a
pomoci pr1vodkyne rfdic pre-
paden byl Clarkem a okraden
JIM o SIS. Oba ujeli v jeho au-
honolulu. Clark byl chycen.
PrGvodkyne jeho zmizela.
= Edward R. Barth z Car
ney, rfdic taxicabu, pTepaden
byl a okraden O $5.45 jedou-
elm muzem v jeho taxicabu.
Ku prepadu dosfo ma Dupont
avenue bl1zko Pimlico road.
R1dic byl Jim vyhnan z taxica-
bu. Zlodej mem ujel a opu-
still jej v blfzkosti "a m1stem
pTepadu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-02
PET We
DREM MA MEMORIAL
DEN.

Parnem, jez V dtery zvyse-
no bylo horkou vlnou O II
stupnG mad normal, v Marylan-
du onemocnelo pet osob. Ia
tim CO tis1ce paradovali We
vsech castech Marylandu, ably
prapory a kvetinami zdobili
hroby veterand z poslednich
trf valek, pet osob onemocnelo
parnem v parade v Towson.
Dive z Mich byly neztotoznene
d1vky.
Statnf policii nebyla hlasena
zadna nehoda re silnic statu.
= Sdruzenym tiskem hlase-
no bylo, re rGznych neho-
dach udavsich Sc cd soboty dc
Memorial den We Spojenych
Statech usmrceno bylo 3O8 O.
sob. z techto IT'S bylo obeti
automobile. V New Yorku "a
bito jich bylo %automobily 10,
V stejnem poctu usmrceni jim
We statu Ohio, 16 Kalifornii
pc dewitt We statech Illinois a
New Jersey. Osm osob zastre-
leno We statu Kentucky. Ne
ktef1 z mich byli honci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-02

= Tento patek, dine 2. cerv-
ma zakoncuje skolni rok Ceska
Svob. Skola Augustine HERNIA
ma malou slavnGstkou. Pc pro-
gramu budou deti pohosteny
zmrzlinou. Zacatek v 8 hodin
vecer.
Rodice prijdte i S dftkami
do velke skolnf mistnosti,
vchod z Glover ulice.
Ma tuto ned6li, dine 4.
cervna pripravujf cvicitelske
sbory Sok. Jed. Blesk a BALTIC.
Jedn. Sokolic vystoupenf vsech
slozek sokolskych ma Tabofe
"Tyrs". Budou poradati cello
denn1 vylet spojeny S Verej-
nym cvicen1m, ktere zapocne
We 2:30 odpol. Uvidfte krasna
t6locvicna c1sla, ktera budou V
ohromn6m meTftku spatrena o
csl. dni v New Yorku.
Bratrska Jednota Sokol Phi
Iadelphia pTislibila, re Sc bu-
de podileti ma nasem veTejnem
c%vicenf. Pc cvicenf Dude pra-
va sokolska veselice pfi do
brem pivecku. Sokolice budou
m1ti ma starosti kuchyn. Ma
TaboTe Dude vyhravati Sokol-
ska hudba pro poslech i pro
tanec.
V nedeli vzh1ru ma Tabor
Tyrs, Philadelphia Road a
Horner's Lane. A. G..
" nedeli, dine II. cervna
uspoTada Patronat Ces. Svob.
skoly Aug. Hermana> vyrocni
vylet Skoly ma Tabor "Tyrs".
Bude tam dobra zabava.
Krajane podpofte svoji Get
nou n~avstevou tento vylet nasi
skoly.
= Mayorskeho nastolovac1-
no plesu ktery Sc konal v 1tery
vecer, dine %. kvetna We Zbroj-
nici 5. pluku z1castnily Sc 4
kolony Ceskoslovenske Bese-
dy v zastoupenf Sdruzenych
Spolk1 Ceskoslovenskych a Ii
skaly prvn1 cenu, krasny polar
V soutezi cizonarodnfch tancG.
Gratulujeme!
Vylet a vefejne cviceni
Kat. Sokol1 a Sokolic Dude Sc
konati nedeli, dine 10. cervna
ma TaboTe "TyrS".
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-02
POZAR.

Pozarenskym odborem po-
cato bylo vysetrovanf vzniku
ohne jfmz stfzeny byly tTi petit
poschodove domy We stTedu v
prvnfm blocku S. Hanover uli-
ce. Ohen zuril toho dine V Cd
poledn1 dobe.
Travers' hlavn1 strojnfk po-
zarenskeho odboru, Tekl, re
nemGze 81 vysvetliti, jak pozar
rozs1ril sc tax rychle v kratke
dobe mezi DAMN alarmu a pff-
jezdem hasic1 ma mfsto poza-
ru. Pozar tento byl patym V
teze sekci cd roku 1881.
Asi 100 zTizencG V budo-
vach nuceno bylo hledati "a
chrany v 1teku. Jine tisfce u
zivajfcf polednfho odpocinku,
bylo svedky pozaru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-02
61LETY CYKLISTA z A R
LINY NAVSTEVOU v
BALTIMORE.

James Spratt White, 81 ro-
XII starry obchodn1k z Rock
Hill, JIM Karolfna, prijel do
Baltimore ma SVEN bicyklu a
ma tonic pc navsteve zdejsfho
mesta odejel do New Yorku ma
svetovou vystavu.
White byl Baltimore pred
sedmi roxy, kdyz V Johns Hop
kins nemocnici lekari pracova-
Ii ma zachranen1 jeho zivota.
White dava nyn1 pTednost BIZ
cyklu pred zeleznicn1mi Pull
many ohledne uchovani zdrav1
sveho, jez v Johns Hopkins mu
vraceno bylo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-02

obnasf $3.50 "a osobu a Jest
platnym ma deset dn1. Dftky do
II let start plat $3.50.
Pobyt hotelu stojf $500 "a
osobu ma den. I'll, kter1 chit
zustat nekolik dn1 hotelu
must 81 zamluvit pocet dni n.y.
nj, nesm1 Sc spolehat re mo-
hou zGstat hotelu jak dlouho
budou chit. Poplatek $500
jest snlzena cena a nem1zeme
ocekavat re sn1zenou zGstane.
Vyzyvame tedy jednoho kaz-
deho, ably Sc IHNED prihlasil
u nektereho z nfzepsaneho w
boru:
Ant. Vancura,
900 N. Madeira st.
Anton Radek,
300 Kenyon Ave.
Pavel Novak,
929 N. Bradford st.
M. Bortl1k, 1900 Locust St.,
Curtis Bay
Volt. Svec, 813 N. Glover st.
Jan zitn1k, 824 N. Port St.
August Klecka,
542 N. Lakewood Ave.
Karel Holub,
1854 Ashland Ave.
JOS. Vonasek, 724 N. Port ST
Anezka Rys,
$40 N. Glover ST.
Josef Prochazka,
GIG N. Belnord Ave.
Frant. J. Pintner,
2126 Ashland Ave.
Karel Matras,
719 N. Belnord Ave.
Andela Peleska,
37O1 Southern Ave.
Podrobnejsi zpravy a jfzdni
llstky pro ditky mono obdrze-
ii V informacn1 kancelari "a
jezdu, kterou ma ma starosti
tajemnlk Sdruzen1 v budoY6
Slavic.
Ia Sdruzeni Ceskosloven-
skych SpolkG:
Anton Vancura, pfedseda
Ant. J. Svejda, tajemnik
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-02
PODVODNICE.

25leta zena, Belle Flemming
re 800 blocku E. North Ave,
obvinena z ukradenf tobolky
namofn1ku z lodi Texmar, kot-
Wei nyn1 u Sparrows Point,
George K. Ryerson. V tobolce
namoTn1k mel SITS. Manor
mix zavezl v taxicabu Elem
mingovou do jejfho bytu z ka-
baretu. Kdyz cd nj odejel,
shledal, re tobolka jeho zmize-
la. Policif nalezena byla to-
bolka v satniku jejfho bytu a
v nj $3.50. Dopadena dokazo-
vala, re vzala tobolku do 60
patrovani."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-02
Q DIVE PREDLOHY
O

Governor O'Conor vetoval
dive pTedlohy O rozvodech W.
pracovanych v poslednfm "a
sedani zakonodarny. Ku "a
kazanf jich odporucen1 obdrzel
cd vyboru pravnickeho sdruze-
nj. Jednou predlohou mel do
volen byti rozvod ma zaklade
opusteni behem jednoho roku
misto tr1, jak dosud stanoveno
a druha mela dovoliti rozvod
Cd osoby nezhojitelne choro-
myslne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-02
MUNSHOVER NACELNfKEM
OKRESNf POLICE.

Lieut.-Col. Elmer F. Munshow-
er, byvaly komandant statni
policie, jmenovan byl ma m1sto
majora, Hermana H. Meyer,
jemuz pc mes1cn1m uTadovani
naf1zeno bylo okresnimi komi-
safi, ably resignoval. Pc mari
zen1 resignace Teceno bylo, re
neteSil Sc dobremu zdrav1. Z
jine strany opet uvadeno, re
pronasledoval gambl1re. Pro-
tt tomuto Meyer uvedl, re to-
to nezaklada Sc ma pravde a
re nemela ruce V jeho resigna-
CT politika.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-02
~OSPRAVEDLNEN ZE SMRTI
BRATRA.

James K. Martin osvobozen
byl z obzaloby re usmrtil sve-
no bratra, Thomase Martin.
Bylo svedceno, re bratT1 ut
kali sc v hadce 2 .dubna, pri
n1z Thomas byl zranen ma hla-
We. V osmi dnech ma to zem-
rel v Mestskych nemocnic1ch.
Lekari dosvedceno bylo re
zemrel ma zapal Pile a ne ma
zraneni ma hlave.
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sEST ZACHRANENO z LODI

Sest jedoucich v lodi v biz
kosti Hanover ulice mostu, "a
chraneno bylo re clunu "Wild
Duck, z nehoz vyhozeni byli
vybuchem do vody.
William Rickert, 80 rok1 sta
ry, MATTEL lodi, byl mezi wy
hozenymi z teto. Vsichni pc
zachrane z vodn1 hlubiny sve-
reni byli lekarske peel v memo
cnici.
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Lena Galloway, 24leta oma-
mena byla plynem We stTedu v
kuchyni domu sve sestry We
.250O blocku Washington Bou-
levard, kdyz sestra jejf S man
zelem byla v divadle.
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Robert Howard Lyon, m1sto-
president Lyon, Conklin spo-
lecnosti, nalezen byl mrtev ma
lGzku SVEN v nedeli rano v do
me, {. 220 Hawthorne road.
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|TARQUINIO ODSOUZEN Ma
DOzIVOTf.

Ancelio Marco Torquinio
odsouzen byl ma dozivotl do
Marylandske kaznice pro "a
vrazdenf sve hospodyne, Eve
lyn Rice.
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Mrtvola Thomase R. Ban.
non nalezena u pieru, {. 3 ne
Pratt ulici. Mrtvola byla We
vode ash ctyTi nebo pet dnf.