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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-08-15

CQey WILL meet the DIVISION street
team, in competition for the cham
pionship.
Rehearsal
RehearSalS are being held daily
for the coming circus at Hamilton
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wendt Of
Stratford, spent yesterday with Mr..
and Mrs. John Byrnes, Of Pembroke
avenue.
Lawn Card Party
A Bundles tor Britain" lawn card
party will be held tomorrow after.
noon, at the home of Mrs. Arthur
Twelves, of Thomaston avenue. The
party will be under the auspices Of
the Daughters of st. George, with
Mrs. Twelves, and Mrs. William
Westwood acting as hoStesses. A
dessert lunch will be served at 2:30
o'clock and card playing continue
throughout the afternoon. Prizes
will be given for each table, and a
door prize, which will be awarded
the following night, at a card party
to be held by the Daughters Of St.
George, at Odd Fellows Hall, in
Waterbury.
The following slate of officers was
presented for nomination at q meet
ing of the Casper s. Davis, Ameri-
can Legion Post, held Tuesday night,
at Fraternity hall:
Commander, Clifford Northrop;
senior vice. commander, Patrick Nor
iarty; Junior vice-commander, VIII
liam Rooney; finance officer, Russell
Atherton; assistant Finance officer,
Harry Simpson; assistant adjutant,
Walter Painter; Chaplain, Frederick
Hoadley; Historian, o. II. Hunt;
Athletic officer, Joseph Kenney;
sergeant-at-arms, Chester Brickett;
Americanization officer, G. Arthur
Dubois; service officer, Fred Seidel.
Further nominations and elections
will be held at the next meeting,
August 9th.
A social followed the meeting
Tuesday, when refreshments were
served, and card playing enjoyed.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-08-15

Many varieties q spiders Do net
|spln yehs
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-08-15

Rehearsal
Rehearsals are being held daily
for the coming circus at Hamilton
Park.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-08-15

at South End, and If Weterville wins,
they will meet the Division street
team, in competition for the cham
pionship.
Evening star., 1940-03-17

Blairs add much to the attractive
ness Of the interior.
The kitchen has a brick oven In
the side Of the great chimney and
is in an almost perfect state of pres
ervation. The sight-seer will be
shown some very ancient and Pc
culiar water works that formed a
part of the sanitary equipment in
the culinary department.
Grounds Comprised
OF Three Gardens.
The grounds are composed of
.hree gardens, each shut of from the
other by wall or fence, making pri-
vate living rooms" of each. Old
trees. brick walks, ivy and Towering
shrubs add their attractions. The
back part of the house is brick
minus the white clapboard which
covers the rest of the building.
Tickets for the tour may be pur-
chased in Washington at the A. A
A., Seventeenth and Pennsylvania
avenue; keystone Auto Club, l64;
Connecticut avenue; Mayflower Ho.
tel, at Ask Mr.. Foster, and in Alex.
andria at the George Mason Hotel
Washington and Prince streets; tn,
Anchorage, 603 Queen street; Col
lingswood Tea House, Mount Ver'
non boulevard, or at the first housl
visited.
Evening star., 1940-03-17
California State Society
To Hold Luncheon.

The California State Society will
honor their Senators and Repre-
sentative Clarence F. Lea at a lunch
con in the Washington Hotel rose
room next Sunday at l o'clock.
Representative Lea, chairman of
the Committee on Interstate and
Foreign Commerce in the House. is
a native Californian and is the
Democratic and Republican choice
from CALIFORNIA; first district. Mr..
Lea Is the dean of the California
delegation and is entering his 25th
year in Congress. Guests at the
luncheon will be seated by congress
sional districts-the respective Rep
resentatives acting as host at each
table.
Associate Justice Justin Miller of
the United States Court of Appeals,
president of the California State
Society, will present the honor guests
and introduce the guest speaker.
Mrs. Walter c. Burke, luncheon
chairman, is assisted by Mrs. Harry
Englebright, Mrs. Ross Singrey and
Mrs Philip Dodson. All Californians
and their friends are invited to at
tend and may send their reserva-
tions to the Washington Hotel OF
to Mrs. Burke.
Evening star., 1940-03-17
Social Notes
Southern
Maryland
Mrs. J. o. King
To Return From
Washington Visit

LEoNARDToWN, Nd, March 10.
Mrs. ]. o. King will return to her
home at Ridge tomorrow after
spending the week in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stone gave
. dinner party tonight for Mr.. and
Mrs. Beale Stone and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Lyon Of Washington, and
will have with them at dinner to-
morrow Miss Patty Stone Of WASH
ington.
Mrs. Edward Stone entertained
Wednesday afternoon at luncheon.
The party was In honor Of Mrs.
Maria Palmer and Mrs. Cleveland
Bailey Of Avenue.
Mrs. Howard L. Crawford returned
Monday after spending the winter
In washington.
Mr.. Beach to Be Host
At Campfire Dinner.
Mr.. Howard Beach, jr., of WASH
ington will be- host tomorrow ut
Lonely Acres, his place on the Pa
tuxent, at campfire dinner. His
guests will be Miss Ilimi Maumda,
Miss Dorothy Parr and Miss Krist
Holmas Of the Finnish Legation;
and Mr.. ]. w. Brown and Mr.. james
Garnett Of the National Archives
in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Welsh and
their daughter. Miss Helen Welsh, of
Washington are spending this week
end at their place, Maycroft, on
Brettons Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett McWilliams
of Washington are spending this
week end with Capt. and Mrs. Fred
erick McWilliams at Dynard.
Mrs. Robert Hunt was hostess
Monday evening at a buffet supper,
followed by cards.
Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. williams
Return From Washington.
Mrs. Dudley Jackson and Mrs.
William Williams are back after
spending several weeks with Mrs.
Henry Gentry In Washington.
Miss M. F. Stonestreet Is spend
ing few days with Mrs. Helen Ma
honey in Chevy Chase, Md.
Mrs. B. B. Love, jr., who spent
some time with Mrs. Leila M. Hodges
in Washington, has returned.
Mrs. Daniel Mattingly Of Abel
Evening star., 1940-03-17
Activities
Of State
Societies
North CarOlinians
To Be Hosts to
Gov. Hoey

The North Carolina Society of
Washington is preparing to honor
the Governor of the State, Clyde
r. Hoey, at its first annual Cover
nor's Night" banquet, to be held in
the main ballroom of the Willard
Hotel Easter Monday night.
Mrs. Josiah William Bailey, wife
of the senior Senator from North
Carolina, has been designated as
chairman Of the Arrangements Com
mittee 'or the occasion. Gov. Hoey
will address the banquet and then
greet his constituents at a recep-
ton to follow. There will be dane
ing from 10 pm. to am.
DR.. Fred w. Morrison, society
president, in naming Mrs. Bailey
arrangements chairman. designated
the following as her assistants:
Miss Reba Doughton, daughter of
Representative Robert L. Dough-
ton; Mrs. John K. Slear. Mrs. John
S. Brookbank, Herbert Bonner, Mrs.
Thad Page, whose husband is son
of the late former Representative
Robert N. Page of North Carolina;
Harvey Lupton, James Chestnut,
Philip Hammer, Mrs. Boydston Sat-
terfield, Floyd D. Fletcher, Thomas
r. Offenbacher, Miss Susie Waugh
Robinson, president of the Univer-
sity Of North Carolina Womans
College Alumnae Association; Err
nest G. Moore, president of the
North Carolina State College Alumni
Association; w. Lamont Brown,
president of the Southern Bachelors
Cotillon; James M. Gray, Miss
Amelia McFadyen and James H.
Thomas, jr.
North Carolina Senators and Rep
resentatives and their wives will be
seated at the speakers table with
Gov. Hoey and officers of the So
ciety. The banquet will begin at
7:30 pm.
Evening star., 1940-03-17
Economic Policy Club
To Weiqh JobIessness

The question, rs Our Unemploy-
ment Problem Real or Imaginary"
will be considered by the Washing
ton Economic Policy Clubs SYM
postum Tuesday at 8 pm. in Room
102 of the Hall of Government,
George Washington University.
Robert Nathan, chief of the Ma
tional Income Division, Department
of Commerce, and A. F. Hinriche,
assistant commissioner of the Bu-
reau of Labor Statistics, are to par
ticipate in the symposium.
Evening star., 1940-03-17

entertained 1t cards, followed by Z
bufiet luncheon this afternoon.
Mrs. Rosa NJ. Clements Of this
city returned Monday after spend
ing the past few days with Mr..
and Mrs. p. H. Beall ut College
Park.
Mrs. Leila Robrecht Of Washing
ton Is spending this week end on
st. Georges Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Jones Of WASH
ington are spending the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin L. Adams
are guests this week Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodrow Potter in Washington.
Evening star., 1940-03-17
CuIderon Guurdiu to
Visit White House

Calderon Guardia, president-elect
Of Costa Rica, will arrive here
March Is and be a guest at the
White House for one night. The
present interest of the American
Government in Costa Rica centers
around its proximity to the Panama
Canal and the Presidents plan for
q bfoadened canal defense program
In view of the European war.
Sef1or Guardia, who was elected
president in February, will take Of
flee MAY 8.
Evening star., 1940-03-17
Enaineer to Be Speaker

G. M. Ripley, world traveller and
engineer for the General Electric
Co., will address the Advertising
Club Of Washington at q luncheon
at 1880 pm. Wednesday at the
Raleigh Hotel. Mr.. Ripley will dis
cuss the use Of electricity In the
home,
Evening star., 1940-03-17
Baritone
IsAdded to
Tour List
Interesting Place
In Alexandria
May Be Viewed

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Blair have
loaned their historical home at 212
South Fairfax street, Alexandria,
Va, to the Alexandria Association
for the annual tour of old houses
which will be held Saturday, April
13, from II to o'clock. Mrs. Blair
is the well-known writer, Emily
Newell Blair.
The house is that in which DR..
William Brown, physician general
and director of hospitals of the Con-
tinental Army lived. He was the
author of the first American Phar-
mocopeia and co-founder with
George Washington and others OF
the Alexandria Academy, as well as
being a charter member of the So
ciety of the Cincinnati Until his
death in 1892 DR.. Brown was Wash
ington's personal friend and ply
sician.
Evening star., 1940-03-17
House Has Many
Unusual Features.

DR.. Brown was educated at the
University Of Edinburgh and was
man of fine attainments. His was
one of the cultured homes of that
day. The house has rare charm and
is of outstanding interest architec-
turally and historically. The pan
elling in the hall is unusual. The
best woodwork in the house is in
the mantel, overmantel and cup
boards in the upstairs front room.
The household possessions of the
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-19
Texasky lupic zabit.

T. J. "Red" Coleman, jeho5
%vypomocny serif J. Howard
Allen ztotoznil jake uprchlehc
bankovnfho lupice, byl zabit v
prestfelce S policejnf mocf bill
re Kountze, Texas.
Coleman, jsa' zaskocen, u
tekl pred zr1zenci do kukuric-
neho spycharu ma jedne farme
Coleman Sc priznal k ulou-
pen1 $4,000 v Hull State ban
&c minuleho leta a kdyz byl
propulsion ma svobodu pod "a
rukeu $4,000, uprchl pred
spravedlnosti.
V dobe one loupeze byl uz
Coleman obzalovan z vrazdy v
Corpus Christi, Tex, a pc
SVEN 1teku pred spravedlnostf
byl dale obvinovan, re spachal
jeste nekolik loupezi a 1nos1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-19
Diva amer. dobrovolnici pry
zavraZdeni.

William C. McCuistion z
Frederick, Md, ktery o sobe u
dal,ze byl clenem Lincolnovy
brigady We Spanelsku, pravil
We SVEN svedectvi pred Dieso-
wynn vyborem We Washington,
re videl, jak Tony Demaio z
Hartford, Conn.,, d1stojnik te-
re brigady, zastrelil diva voja-
ky brigady, zastrelil diva voj1-
ky brigady, v jiste barcelonsk6
kavarne dine 2. kvetna 1888.
Demaio svedcil pred MIN q
pravil, re nikdy neslysel O tech
to dvou mulch.
McCuistion vypravel o utr-
penf a smrti americkych mia
dych muzd, kteri pripojili Sc k
americke brigade, bojujlcl v
loyalistickem vojsku. Cast je-
no svedectvf byla poprena. W.
Dor snazi Sc zjistiti, IDA komu-
nisticka strana byla zodpoved-
ma "a naj1manf americke bri-
gady.
Sv6dek pravf, Re American
jmenem Mitthews a Kanadan
Moran byli zabiti, kdyz vzdo-
rovali Demaiovi, ktery je chtel
zatknouti "a &c.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-19
KRfzKOVE ZAPASY v
CARLINS ARENA.

Pfisti 1tery, dine %. dubns
v kffzkovych zapasech pora'
danych v Carlins Arena v hlav.
MIN zapase ktery urcen ma do.
bu jedne porazky Steve Casey
226 Id. utka Sc S Lou Plummer.
235 Id. z Baltimore.
V nasleduj1cich 4 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb l porazku dcinkujf:
Warren B~ockwinkel, 225 ID,
VS.. Joe Cox, 235 ID.
Jim Coffield, ZIG Id. VS.. A.
be Tourist, 218 Id.
Ralph Garibaldi, 219 Id. VS..
Tommy O'Toole, 218 ID.
Matros Kirilinko, 224 Id. VS..
Rae, 228 ID.
zeny v prGvodu muze mali
vstup volny v "Ringside" seda-
dlech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-19
KRADEzE.

- LlOQeJ1 OQStfan1l1 v noel
z patku ma sobotu sklo z okna
a vnikli do 1radovny pradelny
We 22OO blocku Frederick ave-
nue.. z 1fadovny ukradli $40.
Pokladna, v n1z bylo kolem sta
dolar1, zustala jimi netknuta.
= z klenotnickeho obchodu
ma w. Lexington ulici ukrade-
no bylo osm hodinek. Zlodej
cihlou rozrazil sklo v oknu.
= Elsie Rodgers a William
Donaldson, 72 rok1 starry, u nj
bydlic1 v jejfm dome, {. 1911
Williams ulice, stluceni byli
zlodejem, jenz vnikl do domu
a pfedstaviv sc jake delnik 2
vodarenskeho odboru mesta.
Lhal, re voda nekde unika a
re must prohlednouti kuchyni.
Kdyz vessel do kuchyne, vytahl
kousek rourky zabalene papf-
rem z novin a revolver. "Sem S
penezi," rozkrikl Sc. Rodger-
sova hodila tobolku svoji do
trouby kamen a Donaldson
vstal re idle. Jakmile tax u
cinil, zlodej srazil jej hlavni
revolveru. Ma to rozehnal sc
"a Rodgersovou, kdyz tato be.
zela z kuchyne. Vykriky jeji
pocaly Sc ozyvati v ulicce a pr
volaly nekolik hoch1. Zlodej
dial Sc ma utek. Hosi pustili sc
"a MIN vzdor tomu, re hrozi.
jim revolverem. Kdyz policis.
tie pribehli, pc zlodeji nebylc
jiz slechu.
- Walter r. Staut, 5OletJ
klerk z valecneho department.
tn udal, re v nedeli ctyri muz
vskocili do AUTOMOBILE jeho w
Washington, v nemz jeti chte
do Baltimore, ukradli mu $1O(
a prchli.
- Diva bandite, kterf telefo
mem umluvili 81 schGzi sc Sc.
vern H. Savage, ably tento jim
pronajal sin ma patek v pravdf
ucinili v pondel1 tax, ably olou.
pill pokladnu v 1Tadovne Mo.
ses Hall, {. 6O8 N. Eutaw ulice
Savage udal, re pc obdrzen.
telefonicke zpravy pocital pc.
nize v pokladne. Pr tom wy.
rusen byl zaklepanfm ma dive.
re. Zavrel pokladnu a dvefe
otevrel. Vesli diva, prohledl
81 sin a rekli: "To je, CO my
chceme. Chcete, abychom van
dali zavdavek?" Rekl jsem
re jim dam stvrzenku. Pojed.
nou jeden nam1ril ma mne re.
volver s rozkazem "To je pre-.
pad. ""Otevri dvefe pokladny'
Nezbylo mne mic jineho neil
pokladnu otevriti. Zlodeji wa.
Ii z nj skr1nku Sc $50 a prchli
V pokladne krone sedesati do.
lard bylo jeste 1913. Ty pre-.
heidi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-19
PresidentGv projev o novem
nemeckem nasili.

President Roosevelt We for
malnim prohlasenf odsoudil
nemeckou invasi Danska a Nor
ska a prohlasil, re "ma-li civil
lisace prezfti", 'mocnf souse-
de" must respektovati prava
malych narod1 ma samostat-
most.
PresidentIv projev, prvnf o.
ficielni projev o novem nemec-
KEN nasil1, byl dodan reporte-
rum v B1lem dome. President
v mem prav1:
"Nasilf a vojenska 1tocnost
jsou opet ma pochodu proti ma
lynn narodIm, v tonic pripade
by1y napadeny Norsko a Dan.
|sko. Tito diva narodove udr.
zovali 81 po mnoho generaci
1ctu nejen americkeho lidu
nybrz i vsech narod1, protoze
jejich veden1 81 We vnitrnfch
mezinarodnfch vecech bylt
nanejvys vZorne.
"Vlada Spojenych Statu l
pfllezitosti minulych invas
dGrazne vyslovila sv1j nesou
HAS takoveho nezakonneh,
pouziti moci. Opakuje dnes
nezmensenym dGrazem MAJOR
vysloveny pri techto pTilezitos
tech"
PresidentGv projev konc
svrchu uvedenym vyrokem
samostatnosti malych narod1.
Zatlm Norman Davis, pred
soda Cerveneho kfize, uvazu
je o vypravenf jedne nebo vic
lodi, ably d~opravily potrebn
zasoby do Norska a Svedska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-19
Til vrahove odsouzeni.

V New Yorku til % leta sta
Fl, kteri priznali Sc, re zabili
68 let starou zenu a oloupili j
O "a cent?, byli odsouzeni dc
zalare cd SO let az ma dozivo.
tt. Jsou to: Jakob Berger.
Will Adams a Will Bitus, vsich
nj z Brooklyn.
P1vodne byli zalovani pro
vrazdu prvnfho stupne, ale pr
znali Sc k vine z vrazdy druhe-
no stupne. Jejich obeti byla
Esther Salomonova, kterou
hodlali oloupiti O jeji zivotni
uspory.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-19

ZanechaV llstek, ma nem5
vinil svoji sebevrazdu chair.
nym zdrav1m, Samuel R. Bar.
mes, 78 rokG starry, otevrel ply.
move kohoutky v kuchyni v do.
me SVEN We 1900 blocku Park
Heights avenue a otravil Sc.
Mrtvolu nalezla jeho 62letd
manzelka, kdyz vratila Sc do
mi. Pokusy zachraniti sebe.
vraha byly marnymi.
= William McCrutcheon, 48
rokI starry automobilovy agent
pokusil Sc o otravu jedem v A.
rundel Apartments.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-19
AUTOMOBILY.

Robert Lewis, 49lety, nalezen
byl mrtvy v garazi v pozadi
domu We 1900 blocku Benton
Heights avenue otraveny ply
novymi vypary z AUTOMOBILE.
Michael Helm, 73lety,
tezce zranen byl a~utomobilem
ma Lafayette avenue a Payson
ulici. Byla mu prerazena no.
ha, klicnf kost a potlucena Ieb-
ka.
= Diva jedoucf v automobi-
lu Install nezraneni vzdor to-
mu, re automobil, v nemz jeli
pc srazce s truckem dvakrate
Sc prekotil ma Pratt a Wolfe u
lic1ch. Kazimfr Robus, 23lety,
byl T1dicem AUTOMOBILE. S MIN
jel Edward Zukowski.
= Marylandske automobi-
love melody We trech mesfcfch
tohoto roku zvyseny byly U
prirovnani S nehodami, jez O.
dehraly Sc teze dobe pred ro-
KEN. V bTeznu celkem 80 O.
sob bylo usmrceno. V bfeznU
pred rokem bylo jich usmrce.
no jenom dvacet osm. V lednu
a dnoru letosnfho roku zabitc
bylo v acknowledged neho.
dach 40 osob. Pred rokem by.
10 jich SO.
Dvacet diva usmrcenf v bTez.
nu, byli chodci.
V Baltimore letos do teto do.
by usmrceno bylo automobily
devet osob, v okreslch tTicet.
- Hugh R. Riley z Annapo
lis, jeden z nejstarsfch kores
pondentG novin v Marylandu
ucmrcen byl patek We srazct
ma Grain Highway Upper
Marlboro. V automobile,
nfmz Sc srazil, byli ctyri cleno
We Baltimore velkoporoty jsou
CT ma 1rednf ceste v ohledr
Cheltenham skoly pro cernos
ske ditky. Vsichni ctyri pora
neni byli. diva tezce.
- Pr prechazeni Cathedra
a Center ulice, Dudley Duke
49lety, zranen byl automobi
lem ma obliceji a nohou. Edwin
C. Herman, rfdic AUTOMOBILE
udan byl, re neudelal cestr
chodci.
- Bee zranenf vyvazl Johr
E. Walkers re srazky jeho au.
tomobilu s nakladnfm vago.
mem 500 blocku w. Pratt u.
lice. Walters vrazil svym au.
tomobilem do vagonu. PTedek
AUTOMOBILE rozbit byl.
- Herbert Jarnenin, 22letJ
re S. Rapola ulice, byl smrtel.
ne zranen v automobilove ne.
hode 6. dubna. V 1tery IRA.
nenf podlehl v Mestskych me.
mocnic1ch.
- We srazce S vagonem na
Boston uici u Wagner, casne
z rama v 1tery, automobil, '
nemz jel Charles Cubbage, vo.
.jak z Camp Holabird, Sc chy.
til a 1plne shoTel neil hasic:
mohli k ohni prijeti. Vojak
zranen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-19
Ctyri uhoreli.

V Medford, N. j., ctyfi oso-
by, mezi mimi sestileta d1ven-
ka, ktera byla zanechana u sve
no d6da a babicky, kdyz jeji
rodice sli do filmoveho divadla
uhofely. Byli to Doris Sidebot-
tom, 6leta, James P. McCrea-
ry, IS let starry jeff ded a jeho
zena Ella, 60 let stara a John
O'Hara, nevlastn1 otec pi. Nc
Creary-ove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-19
Sebevrazda Seskoslovenskeho
bezence.

V Miami, Fla, v byte mali
tele Cafe Little Bohemia v
tonic meste, spachal sebevraz
du kdysi zamozny od6vnf to-
varn1k Max Schlosser ,jenz byl
MAJESTY okraden o vsechen sv11j
majetek. Jeho manzelka, pc
tileta dceruska a matka byly
v Praze, kdyz cd Mich posled-
ne dostal zpravu, avsak to jiz
bylo pred nekolika m6sfci. CO
Sc $ mimi delo cd t6 dolby, ne
vedel. We svetnici, kde obese
MIN ucinil konec svemu zivotu,
zanechal nekolik dopis1, z
nichz v jednom psanem angelic
ky zadal, ably jeho zbyvajfcfch
$75 a diamantovy naramek
byly odevzdany jake dar Ces-
kemu Narodnlmu Sdruzeni v
New Yorku. Nestastny muz
c1tal 40 let veku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-19

V Omaze, Nebraska, Charles
Wilcox nezfskal republican
skou nominaci ma trad listov-
nfho. z predlozene zpravy o
kampannfch vylohach vysvfta,
re utratil celych deset cent? "a
pTipinaci hfebfcky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-19
Spolkovy vestnik.

Spolek ssv. Petra a Pavla {.
20 K. D. Dude odbyvati Tadnou
mesicni schGzi pf1stl nedeli,
dine FL. dubna v 1. hod. odpol.
Clenove Sc zadaji by Sc kazdy
dostavil v pravy cas-.
Matej Hlavac, pTedseda
Josef j. Wallis, tajemnik
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Primal Sc k vine z til vrazed

Primal Sc k vine z til vrazed.
V Detroit John Kurzawa, 81
let starry, primal Sc, re zavraz-
dill Dorsey E. Bowana, Filipa
Loysta a Edwarda H. Briede.
Spoluobzalovany John Kasap,
% let starry, nastoupil obhajobu
neviny. Bowman a Loyst byli
zabiti, ably Sc obzalovanf zmoc
Mill jejich automobile, Briede,
SO let starry grocer, byl zastfe-
len pri pTepadu Kurzawou a
jeho spoluvinn1kem Leonem
|Slipkem, 10 let starym. Sest
jinych mladych muz1 je v oh,
zalobe, re byli .cleny vrazed-
neho gangu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-19
~Spokojeny s malem.

V Pierre, Jiz. Dakota, ridky
prfpad, kdy muz vracf cast pod
pory, Sc udal, kdyz muz male
zajfcf sc ma listine pensist1 a
dostavajfc1 mes1cne $3.50,
vratil cast penez s vysvetlenfm,
re mu $18 ma mesfc stacf 1pl-
ne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-19
Ubodal sc.

44lety George Ellis re &c.
ment City, Mich, sc ubodal k
smrti bezpecnostnim spendlf-
KEN, zvanym safety PIN.
Vrazil 81 spendlik do srdce,
protoze byl nemocen a bez "a.
mestnani. Zanechal vdovu a
6 ditek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-19
Zemrel pred volebnim osudim

Martin Panowski, 62 roxy
starry z Chicago, podlehl srde-
chi mrtvici pred volebn1 mist
nostf. Pracoval v predvolbach
pro demokratickou stranu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-19

V Lincoln, Nebraska, A.
Bass, 81 let stary, ktery byl
porazen pTi volbach,v nichz Sc
uchazel O Trad statniho sekre-
stare, zemrel zachvatem ST.
decni mrtvice. Je to patrne
nasledek pr1lisneho rozcllenf
pTi volbach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-19
Obrali banku O $500.

Statni banka v Hope, deset
mil severovychodne cd Column
bus, Ind, byla pfepadena dve-
ma zlod6ji, kterf unikli S ST.
500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-19
Maly ~OZnalMOvatel.
HELP WANTED-FOR SALE
FOR SALE
Pak-li mate dunn ma RODE.
anebo chcete KOUPIT, obraf-
tie Sc ma znamou firmu
Dependable c.. Realty Co.
$50 N. COLLINGTON AVE.
Wolfe 1868
wolfe 1868

3O7 S. Ann st. - 3 poschodf
8 svet. a koup. P6kne okolf.
1919 E. Pratt st. - poschodf
8 svetnic, byty.
Patterson Park Av. "a pos.
IL svetnic, 2 koupelny, to-
penl horkou vodou. Byty.
Dobra ~investice.
918 S. Robinson ST. - 2 pos.
6 svetnic, 2 byty.
1912 N. Chester st. 2 pos.
6 svetnic, koupelna, topenf
horkOu vodou.
17O5 Lansing Ave. = PrazdnT
6 svetnic, koupelna, topeni.
Cena $3.50.
26 S. Collington Av. 2 poschodf
6 svet., koup. top. nor. vodou
253 S. REGISTER ST. - svetnic
2 byty. $3.50.
251O E. Jefferson St.-Rohovy
dunn, Ma prodej neb ma rent
1924 E. Hoffman St.-6 svetnic
koupelna. Zavdavek $3.50
3OO6 DuBoise Ave-, Parkville
Novy, 5 svetnic bungalow.
1920 Essex st. = 2 poschodf
6 ~svetnic, V dobrem poradku
1927 N. Montford Avenue
2 poschod1, 6 svetnic, koup.
Zavdavek pouze $3.50
1923 S. Chester St.-3 poschodf
8 svetnic, koupelna. byty.
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Zoufaly krajan.

Albert Lisec sc zastrelil pro
zdlouhavou nemOc v Chicago.