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possible means of giving further opportunity for continuing their educations.
 Sixth: That more effective en- forcement of the liquor regulations in this Division, especially that sec tion that refers to selling liquor to intoxicated persons, be. made.
 Remodel Jail
 Seventh: The Federal jail at Juneau should be rem nodeled so as permit improved. general conditions for all prisoners and segregation of diseased and tubercular prisoners frcm others this applied to both men and women inmates. That bet ter mattresses be provided and have a regular monthly change of bed ding; that the grounds of the jail be properly fenced within the linn its of the Federal property to fur nish an opportunity for outdoor exercise. an
 Tn conclusion we wish to thank the various officers of the Federal Court for their cooperation during our deliberation, especially Assist ant United States Attorneys George Folta and P, J. Gilmore, Jr,, who so, ably presented the various cases tc the, Grand Jury" se ,rse
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GRAND JURY RECOMMENDS
 LIQUOR CURB
Adjoufns After Y Days with Record of 30
 True Bills .a

The Grand Jury which considered 30 cases and returned 30 true bills, was dismissed late yesterday after noon by Judge George F. Alexander after submitting a report which rec ommends ,remodeling of the Federal Jail here and stationing of U. s. Commissioner and Deputy Marshal at Yakutat.
 The Grand Jury's report, signed by John A. Glasse, foreman, and Mrs. Daniel D. Livie, secretary, is as follows
 we. the Grand Jury duly em- paneled for the regular January, 19l0 term of the District Court, First Di- vision. District of Alaska, beg leave to submit the following report:
 We have been in session IT days and have considered 30 cases, and made two investigations. We have returned. 30 true bills and have ex- amined 93 witnesses.
 Witness Fee Raise
 we recommend after due delib- eration, the following matters for serious consideration:
 First: That the witness fees be raised to $400 per day and mileage.
 Second Due to the constant crime violations at Yakutat, that a Commissioner and Deputy Marshal be appointed there.
 Third: That the Federal Govern ment take steps toward creating bet ter housing and sanitation an. -nn the natives of this Division he,.ey- ing that the same will have a ten dency to reduce crime.
 Fourth: That tho penalty for contributing 10 tie delinquency of a minor be made more severe.
 Fifth: That the ake of compe~ : sation for dependents be raised < i8 years instead of 1C yaars, as
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AP Feature Service

ROCHESTER, N. H., Feb. 20.- A million dollar bank account hasn't made a high hat of 22- year-old William Hayes, baseball umpire da-jerker sub, and as- pirant for seat in New Hamr- shire's law-making halls.
 Only recently, officials of the Canadian-American baseball league approved his application to um- pire in the circuit this year. He proved he could call 'em-and full fill an almost equally important requirement., the ability to take it'-in the Piedmont league last year. f
 Although he is this community $ wealthiest young man, Bill works as a soda clerk in drug store here when it is shorthanded. He writes a sports column for a week. ly paper. His first love is base ball.
 Young Hayes explained the base ball and basketball teams and was president of the Student Council in his senior year at Goes Acade- my, New Hampshire preparatory school. He inherited his fortune from a grandfather, Grill H Hayes of Philadelphia
 He has served as scout for the New York Yankees and the Bos- ton Bees, and now owns a semi pro team in Rochester.
 Umpires have never been fame for their popularity But Have! isn't worrying. He says he'll be z i candidate for the New Hampshire { legislature this fall. But, he in. sists, he isn't going to let cam. paigning interfere with his devo- ton to baseball in general and um' { piring in particular.
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PRIVATE BILLS

During the past week MT. Di- mond introduced a bill in the House to authorize reimbursement to Park Superintendent Frank T. Been for the loss of personal ef- fleets destroyed in the fire which burned the superintendents' resi- dence in Mt Mckinley National Park on october 23, 1889.
 The other private bill introduced by the Delegate would authorize the United States Employees Com pensation Commission to receive and consider the injury claim of Mrs. Agnes L. Reinert, postmaster at Ketchikan, for injuries and dis ability resulting from fall while in the performance of her duties on October 8.
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at Sportsmans' Park that will in clude an after dark game against every team in the National League.
 The Cardinals first night game will be on Tuesday, June 4, against Brooklyn.
 Other scheduled games include June II at Boston, July 28 with Cincinnati, July II with New York, July Is with Philadelphia, August IA with Pittsburgh, and Septem- Der 4 with Chicago.
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DELEGATl0N FROM
 C0NNE(TI(UT MAY
 Sup'p'o)lR|I. PRES, D|'IR

NEW HAVEN Conn !. Feb, 20-- Deynoeratic Nationnle Com1niEteee man David Fitzgerald predicts that the; Connecticut delegation to the national convention will probably support President Roosevelt for a third, term. o.r sie.ea to .ne
 Fitzgerald expressed the opin- for, that the state delegation would slpport Postmaster General Far- ley for the Democratic presidential termination if MT. Roosevelt !, dde7 clined a third term. Simultaneously ne denied reports that the Con- necticut d legation. would be pledged, to, Farley. sl5ane3uyly eThe Democratic Committeeman, however, declared that anylc re- ports concerning the Connecticut delegation were decidedly prema- turc as the delegates will not be elected until May. cornectic
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ALASKA PUBLIC LAND MEASURES
 GET APPROVAL
House lakes Favorable At
 lion on Bills Relating 2 fs 10 Territory
By J. ]. ECKLES Secretary to Alaska Delegate

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10-( Spec
 ial Correspondence)-Two bills to
 provide special methods of dis
 posal of certain public lands in
 the Territory were passed by the
 House on February '.
 One of these is to permit the | sale or lease of public lands with in certain sections of the Mata- nuska Valley, including eight sec
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WEATHER SYNOPSIS

which moving slowly this about 400 miles south of prevailed from the interior of Alaska 308O Mackenzie Cloudy weather with Aleulans and the cloudy weather and light the Seward Peninsula this morning mostly partly cloudy the remainder of AL aska this
 Juneau, 21--S 7:19 50
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The highest Congressional district in the United States is the fourth district of Colorado. Mere than 50 mountainous peaks are in the area.
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"Kentish Fire was a term given to the continuous cheering and clapping of hands at Protestant meetings held in Kent, England, about 1928.
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less than $125 per acre the lands released from reservation.
 The other bill approved by the House would authorize the sale or lease to cities or towns in Alaska of areas not in excess of 160 acres for park or recreational purposes, and the sale of lands not in excess of 80 acres for cemetery use.
 FCR WESTWARD BOAT SERVICE
 Appearing before the subcommit- tee of the Senate Committee on Appropriations which the Post Of ice Department appropriation bill under consideration, Delegate Di- mond on February vigorously urged amendment of the bill to provide an additional $55,000 for use of the Department in contract Ing for a vessel carrying mail on the Alaska Peninsula and Bristol Bay route which would have sui ficient size and accommodations to take care of the passenger and freight traffic on this Westward run. Post Office officials support ed the Delegates argument before the committee on the need for a boat with adequate capacity to provide suitable transportation for passengers and freight as well as for the mail.
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DEPARTMENT AGRICULTURE WEATHER BUREAU THE WEATHER
 (By the U S. Weather
(By the U. S. Weather Bureau

vicinity Feb 20: Wednesday, minimum about 27 de- grees tonight; gentle variable wind
 Wednesday with increasing Wednesday, norery winds easery 
 Forecast of winus of Ala a. Winds from Hnchinbrook souheastery Kodiak
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QUICKER FOR WESTWARD

Jack Gucker is a passenger aboard the Yukon for the westward and interior.
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Night Games
 For Cardinals

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2o.-I.,e. St Louis Cardinals announced today a seven-game night baseball schedule
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Vivian Wildman, Los Angeles photographers model, wants $50,- 900 for an eyebrow lost in an au- tomobile accident. Miss Wildman, who filed suit for that amount, claims she since has worn only a reasonable facsimile painted on
 daily with a cosmetic pencil.
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MRS. R. ClIIHER0 :.
 NRGNEN FAREWELL

AS ifatevslE previous to her de- parture this afternoon aboard the Northland for Sitka, Mrs. Russell Clitherof was the, honored guest at a tea given yesterday afternoon by Mrs, James, Larsen at her home, Eleventh and p Streets. Twelve guests were present, atteawoa hg
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MRS. RETgs RETURNS

n TfI9 F7I " I1l Q. m FtF7s1 7---
 Mrs. Floyd Retts., who has been south for. several menths, returned to her Juneau home aboard the Yukon. rlavu Betts who Das been
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.Y'sl News Today 7-mpire
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LOCAL DATA

Weather Time
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-19
Vynatek z reci kongresnika
Thomase D'Alesandro, Jr.,
pronesene " Dome ZastupcG
dine l. dubna 1910 ma thema
"Narodnf obrana"!

Rikalo sc, re vedatori merrill
prostor die vzdalenosti hvez-
dy; diktari meri vzdalenost
ma globu die rychlosti jejich
bombardovac1ch letadel. Ac-
kohl Amerika jest rozhodnuta
z1stati neutraln1 a v miru Sc
svetem, kolem mas. Pouze ia
kovy neutral Sc niue c1titi bez
pecnym v jeho pranl pro mir,
ktery je pohotove a schopen
obhajiti sama sebe. Pouze Ia
kovy dGvod pro mir Dude res
pektovan valkou sllenych dix
tatord, je mir podepren bojem
"a BOZ, bombrem Ia bomber,
tankem Ia tank, delem "a de-
10. To jest druh pripravenos-
tt, ku kteremu americky lid
jest opravnen. To jest druh
pohotovosti, ktery pan presi-
dent a kongres nyn1 podnikajf,
ably zabezpecili mas m1rumilov
ny narod. To jest nase nejjis-
tejsi hraz proti valce!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-19
CECHOSLOVACI! NECHT
PRAVDA ZVfTEZI

Vazena redakce a spoluobcane
Predevsfm prominte mi, re
dovoluji 81 zadati Vas by NELL
Jste trpelivost Sc ctenlm techto
nekolika radk1 meho skrovne-
no pokusu v oboru journalistic
kem,neb upr1mne verim a jsem
pTesvedcen, re techto rozha-
ranych a nejistych chvilfch je
nejvyssl cas-, ably mas lid veno-
val vetsi pozornost nasim We
rejnym zalezitostem a urednf-
kun, ktefi je T1d1. Jsem jist,
re neni leps1 cas- nee prave ted
pro mas, moi ceskoslovensti
pfatele, dokazat pres to, re ma
Sc, neb nasich predk1 rodna
vlast pohlcena byla nenasyt-
nou bestif, re vernost a duch
mas ceskoslovensky nezahyne
nikdy.
Proto Vas zadam a prosim
konejme svoji povinnost a u
kazme nas1 vdecnost CO synove
a dcery treba prltomne poko-
rene vlasti, Statnfmu Senatoru
John C. Callanovi, nasemu OBJ
canskemu sluzebniku, zastup-
CT a pfiteli, ktery svoji nednav-
nou namahou, jak rekordy uka
zuj1, snazil Sc vzdy, kdy to by
10 jen trochu mozno, by pomo-
hi vsem ten ktere zastupuje a
by vyhovel i jednotlivcGm kdyz
O pomoc pozadan.
We snaze, by mohl We vetSlm
m6r1tku sfriti svoje narodn1 i
dele a zasady rozhodl Sc ucha-
yeti o mfsto v Kongresu Spoje-
nych Stat1 Ia tTet1 distrikt We
Statu Maryland a tim dosah-
nouti lepsf prflezitosti a casu
ktery mini venovati tenn, ktere
by zastupoval, obcan1m tfetl-
no distriktu.
V pr1tomne volebni kampa-
nj Senator John G.. Callan ne
hledi k zadnemu mocnemu po-
litickemu tTeba neviditelnemu
v1dci neb "Bosovi" ably mu
dopomohl ku nominovanf, ale
obraci Sc ma Vas svobodnl vo-
lici tretiho distriktu a pfeje 81,
ably Yam slouziti budoucnos-
ii a ne ably musel hlavu sklanet
pred "bossem" a zadat cd ne
no dovolenf sm1-li nekomu v
potTebe anebo tazati Sc jak ma
v rozhoduj1c1ch otazkach hla-
sovati.
Proto jake mlady demokra-
ticky obcan a Czech znovu obra-
elm Sc ma Vas a zadam Vas by
uzili Jste Vaseho prava, loyal
nosti a rozumneho 1sudku v.
den predbeznych voelb 6. kvet-
1910 a nezapomneli prave-
no a uprimneho pritele Cecho-
senatora John G. Cal
lana, kandidata do Kongresu
Statu. j. w. v.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-19
HOCHOVA


Ct~rnactilety skolak FARM sko-
ly Thomas Drescher, ktery byl
nezv6stnym cd 20. bfezna, ma
lezen byl 1tery mrtvy S hla-
YOU rozbitou ma bTehu Back
River v blizkosti m6stske sta
nice ma odpadky. Hoch z do
nova, {. 5000 Eastern avenue
odesel pc ornament rodic1m,
re podnikne prochazku. Lekar
skou prohl1dkou zjisteno, re
zemrel pc rozrazenf lebky. Ma
mrtvolu V 1tery prisli diva chod
ci, Herman Wheatley a Ber-
nard Williams.
Jak o zivot pfisel, je pred
m6tem dohadG. Snad Sc uto-
pill. Vsechny kosti ma lebce
zlomeny byly ma prave strane
a zvlaste "a pravym uchem.
re by utonul a pax mrtvola
vyplavena ma breh, Sc take po-
chybuje, ponevac hoch byl zku
senym plavcem.
Chodil do skoly ST. Michael's
ma North Wolfe ulici. Otec je-
no je zelezafskym delnlkem.
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ZALOZENf OHNE v BALTI
MORE OKRESU.

Baltimorska okresni policie
pocala v pondel1 S v~ysetrova-
MIN ohnG, jimiz zniceny byly
diva domy a tret1 poskozen v E.
vergreen Park.
Hasici z Essex volani byli v
pondel1 kolem 4. hodiny rano.
Domy horely u Back River
Neck road. Tfet1 pocal hofe-
tt. Pr vysetrovan1 tohoto ire
tho hasici poznali, re hadry
namocene v petroleji byly roz-
trouseny pc dome a zdi a ma
bytek v prfzem1 pomazany O.
lejem. Zachranenf domu to-
hoto die jejich nahledu bylo,
re ohen mel spatny pocatek an
schazel mu prGvan.
= Ma Reisterstown road dive
hasicske kumpanie mely pine
ruce prace s hasen1m ohne hro.
z1cfho peti dom6m v Tade sto.
j1c1ch ma Martin farme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-19
MiStnl ZprdYy.
z ~krajanskych kruhI.

- Ma hrbitove Nejsv. w.
kupitele pohTbena Dude v So
botu Josephine zitnfk, man
zelka Vaclava Zitn1ka, {. 9O5
N. Bradford ulice, jez zemre-
la v ST. Joseph nemocnici II.
dubna v roku 55 rokG. Zesnula
naroZena byla v Cechach.
POhreb vypravi Cvach & Syn.
= Ma Narodnim hrbitov6
pohTben byl We stTedu O 10.
iodine rano Alois Cerny, man
Eel Marie Cerny (roz. MynaT)
z Elsner's Corner, Aberdeen,
Md, jenz pc nemoci jednoho
tydne skonal We v6ku IT rokG
IS. dubna. Zesnuly pfijel do
Ameriky z Ceskoslovenska
pred So roxy. Vedle truchl1c1
vdovy zanechava zde d1tky:
Joseph a Louis Cerny, Bessie
Chalone a Amelia Matteson.
Amelia Matteson zije v Miami
na Florid6. Ostatnf jsou Bal
timore. Nosici rakve byli:
James a Joseph Mynaf, Louis
w. Cerny, Jr., Frank Ziegel,
Vernon L. Welsh a Charles
McCubbin. Pohfebnf obTady
vykonal Rev. Frank Novak.
PohTeb vypraven byl z po-
hrebniho Domu Schimunek.
- Spolek sv. Klementa Ma
ria Hoffbauera els. 113 K. D.,
Dude poTadati 81. Vyrocnf Ia
nee We prospech nemocneho
elena v pond6lf, dine 20. dubna
v 8 hodin vecer V Katolicke
Budove rob Madison a Duncan
ul. Hudba p. V. Kullska.
Vstupne 35c.
- Sokolsky Tabor Tyrs bu-
de otevren v nedeli, 5. kvetna.
Spolky, kter6 hodlajf pofadati
vylety a zabavy v Tabore, o.
bratte Sc ma pfedsedu Tabor
skeho vyboru p. Karla Hrube-
Sc, 723 N. Luzerne Ave.
= Baltimore, Washington a
New York odbocky Nat. Asso-
citation of Cost Accountants
budou mfti V Baltimore kon-
venci dine rs. dubna V hotelu
Emerson. Slavnostn1 ,obed v
6. hodin vecer.
H~ostitelkou Dude Baltimor-
ska odbocka a sch1zi Dude
pTedsedati pan William B. Nc
Closkey, mistopredseda odboc-
ky.
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LOO HOSTINSKYCH v NE
BEZPECf A LICENSE

Jestlize HOO hostinskych
nepoda zadosti o obnoven1 Ii
censi behem nejblizs1ch deslti
dni, potrestani budou snad
ztratou licens1, jak V pondeli
oznamil Charles T. LeViness,
predseda komise likernlho Cd
boru. Mistnosti jejich zavre-
ny by byly kolem l. kvetna.
Re 300 nyn6jsfch drzitelu
licensf do pondelf prihlasilo Sc
o obnovenl licens1 1000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-19

Ma dvorku prazdneho domu
v /. blocku S. Exeter ulice ma
lezen byl v bezvedomi lezici
Albert w. Nelson z Madison a.
venue podporovany clenstvlm
v Social Security. Byl prosty-
dly tax, re v nemocnici pochy-
bovano v pondeli o jeho uzdra-
venl.
Nelson zemrel pozde v pom
deli V Mestskych nemocnic1ch,
ash behem "a hodin pc naleze-
nj jeho IA dvorku prazdneho
domu. Nedele, den to kdy ma
lezen byl, byl nejstudenejsim
IA. dubnem v historic Balti-
more. Kdyz wat byl do ne
mocince, teplota jeho tela by
la 81 stupn1.
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LfHOVINY MA VOLEBNf
DEN.

Zmenu likerniho zakona,
kterou by dovoleno bylo pro-
davati lfhove napoje pc skon-
cent voleb ma volebnf den, hle-
DAFT Dude likerni vybor v nej-
blizsfm zasedani zakonodarny,
jak predseda, Charles L. LIE
Viness, oznamil v 1tery. Pred
ceda je toho nahledu, re hos
pody mali byt otevfeny, kdyz
volebnf hodiny presly, ably Tide
mohli Sc baviti.
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MA 10 DNf DO CHLADKU
"a KOPNUTf MANzELKY.

Henry Howe, 30lety z Gull
ford avenue, odsouzen byl v Il
terry ma deset dn1 do vezen1 "a
to, re dial facku, uderil a kopl
svoji manzelku Helen Howe.
Tato zalovala, re byli odda-
nj pred osmi roxy, re nyn1 pfi-
Sci domu opily, re j dial fac
ku, udefil a kopl. Howe sc
branil, re tomu nebylo tax.
Manzele mali dive d1tky.
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IA SCHODEK 100000 v
MESTSKE POKLADNE.

Albert E. Schmidt, poklad-
nix V oddelenf vyb1ran1 DAM,
We stTedu obvinen byl z pokusu
oklamati m6stskou pokladnu o
penfze V obnosu mezi 100000
a $4,000. Spolu S MIN udan
byl byvaly pomocny kolektor,
Neal Grant.
Ma schodky jeho pTislo Sc,
kdyz cht6l cd jist6 velike zdej-
81 firmy vodn1 poplatek $621,-
90, ackoliv ten jiz zaplacen
byl.
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BEzNE Oslo MOI 1927

PA' AACCNAAAAo AAAO-
madn1k, 2 hackovane scarfs;
p1. Anezka Mraz, malou a vel
kou decku z Ceskoslovenska, l
rucnfk a zfnku; p1. Patek, hac-
kovanou kabelku; pi. R6zena
Klimes, prehoz z Ceskosloven-
ska a damske saty; pf. Marie
Wilkins, 4 obhackovane pol
stare. pi. August Klecka, 2
hackovane kabelky, rucne Wy
sivany polstar z Ceskosloven-
ska, l hackovanou decku, 1
guest towel, 1 kapesnik vysitF
z Ceskoslovenska; p1. Marie
Sullens, hackovany set ma lid
lie; p1. Josefa Slechta, haeko-
vanou decku, 2 obhackovane
~polstafe; Helen Lehecka z
Curtis Bay, 2 hackovane dec
ky; pf. Marie Hula, 2 hacko-
vane decky, obhackovany ka-
pesnlk, cake box; pf. Svitak z
Curtis Bay, 2 hackovane dec
ky, l vysity scarf, 2 obhacko-
vane ~polstaTe; p1. Anna Base,
damske saty; pf. Victorie Ry-
sanek, 2 hedvabne night
gowns, l flannel night gown;
81. Betty Klecka-Rfha, l ku-
chafku; pl. Bessie R1ha, obhac
kovanou decku; pf. M. Zeman,
pleteny sweater; pf. H1bel,
hackovanou vestu; Elisha Lin
hart, 2 vysite polstafe; pf. Pro-
kes, pokryvku ma stGl; pi. Ou-
fecky, hackovanou decku, L
guest towel, 2 vysite p~olstare;
p1. Jandla, 2 azdrove polstaTe,
l guest towel; pf. Luksa, 2 pa
ry vysitych polstarG; p1. Marie
Prochazka, 100 rokd stara "a
sterka z Czech; p1. Kat. Benes,
hackovanou hvezdu; p1. Marie
Nemec, 2 obhackovane polsta-
re, 1 decku; p1. Katerina Fran
elk, pleteny ubrus ma still a pie
tenou decku. p1. Jos. Jerabek,
hackovanou decku; p(. Betty
Vitak, set ma kartace; p1. Ma
RE Skala, set ma zidle a l hac-
kovanou decku; p1. Bukovsky,
luncheon set; p1. Stehl1k, rue
mix s hackovanym kosem a
zmkou, 3 zastery, 2 night
gowns, 1 damske saty; p1. Ko-
lar, SAT Belair Road, 1 ubrus,
2 vysite polstare, 1 rucn1k; p1.
Kalivoda, Z Easter, 3 damsk6
saty, 4 detske satecky; p1.
Morvic,2 hackovane decky, pi.
Andela Peleska, hackovanou
vestu, vysitou kucharku, malo-
vany obraz; p1. Josefa Mynaf,
zinylkovou deku ma postel; p1.
C. Vrany, 5 hackovanych kous-
XII a jedno miminko; pi. Anez-
ka K~oenigsmark, 2 polStafe;
pf. Josefa Sneider, 2 vysite pol
Stare; pi. Marie Vlk, 3 bed
jackets, 6 hackovanych koslc-
XII, 1 rucn1k z hackovanym ko-
Sem, 4 miminka, 1 selku, = hac-
kovany laundry bag, par hac-
kovanych backor; pf. E. Man
non, 1 guest towel; p1. Emma
Tyburec, lampu; p1. Marie Ko-
sina, 3 damske saty; p1. Bessie
Robinson, l guest towel, 4 Ia
lire z vystavy, nadobicko z &C.
skoslovenska; p1. Marie Zao-
ralek, damske Saty.
Penezn1 Diary: - Mr.. a Mrs.
svehla, Severo-vychodn1 trzni-
&c $40; Mr. Bohumil Kosina
SIS; Mrs. Anna siroky So; Mr..
a Mrs. Marousek So; Mrs. Vic
torie Rysanek So; Mrs. Karoli-
ma Novak So; Sbor Zlata Pra-
ha SIS ;Sdruzen1 Baltimorskych
Dam SIS; Sbor Clara Barton SIS
Mr.. Josef Blahut, Curtis Bay
So; Mrs. Julie Soustek, Curtis
Bay So; Petr Grau So, Mrs.
Josefa Stiegler 81; Mrs. Anto-
ME Svoboda 81; Mrs. Marie
Vondracek 81; Mrs. Frances
Slama 81; Mrs. Jerabek 81;
Mrs. August Novak 81; Sbor
Maryland jed. So; Mrs. Ia
dera, Madison St., SIS; Mrs.
Marie Zavadil, Linwood Ave-,
81; Mr.. Josef Vana 81; Mr.. a
Mrs. Frank a Marie Davis SIS.
|Sbor Baltimorskych Vlastenek
SIS. Dalsf vykaz pf1st1 tyden.
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KAMPAN
KRfZE.

Prodlouzen1 kampane Ger
veneho Kr1ze oznameno bylo.
Dosavadnf kampan je maloslib
ma. Do pondell O clenstvi pri-
hlasilo Sc jenom $4,000 osob.
Cerveny XIII v Baltimore sna-
Ii Sc ziskati 10000 clen1 a
$4,000 upisech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-19
IA POSLEDNfCH 10 CENTO
Sc ZASTRELIL.

S poslednimi desiti Gently
jednonohy namornfk, vessel do
strelnice We 400 blocku E. Bal
timore ulice, koupil 81 "a 10c
til naboje do rucnice, z nfz Sc
tam stTflf do terce a strelil Sc
do srdce. Muzem byl George
w. Purper, 23letJ z Baltimore.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-19
TEzKY PAD.

Virginia Wentworth Naille,
17leta, vazne zranena byla,
kdyz v nedeli spadla S vyse Is
stop v okoli Little Gunpowder
Falls v Baltimore okresu. Ku
nehode doslo, kdyz S nekolika
pfately sla pc navrs1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-19
LEKAR

DR.. Henry L. Fahrney z Ere
derrick, odsouzen byl ku poku-
te $3.50 We zdejslm vladimir
soudu. Odsouzen1 ma 6 mes1c1
do vezenf odlozeno bylo. Dok-
tor souzen byl, re prodaval O.
pojny drug, heroin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-19

M. Edith Waldman, clenky-
ne zenskeho Traffic & Trans
portation klubu, udana byla V
1tery soudu, re zpronevefila
skorem $8,400 paroplavebni
spolecnosti Baltimore-O Oceanic
iejfz byla sekretarkou. Uda-
ma Jest 81 rokG stara.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-02-29
MAY SHORTEN SEASON

The state fish and game COM
mission will be asked to shorten
the Montana fishing season and
prohibit night fishing when the
group gathers in Helena next
month in regular session. John
w. Schofield, superintendent of
fisheries and hatcheries, said
he will recommend as season
frc:n May 81 to November IS,
with no fishing between $50
at night and in the morning.
He also said he will ask the
commission to keep the daily
bag limit at IS fish or Is pounds
and one fish.
Schofield said his action will
be based on the fact that Mon
tana streams are low again this
season, and that another year
of smaller limits will give the
fish a real chance to build up
again after the devasting eff
fects of several dry seasons and
a large bag limit. He pointed
out that catching IS fish should
provide an angler with enough
sport for one day.